No subscription is required, the network said.

“The addition of single-game pricing allows fans to now catch their local NBA and NHL teams on a game-by-game basis, enhancing the flexibility of our offering,” said Michael Schneider, CEO direct-to-consumer at FanDuel Sports Network. He added that it’s a way to deliver options and features “to make it easier for our viewers to watch their favorite teams.”

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Bally Sports was rebranded FanDuel Sports Network after the gambling company.

The Diamond Sports Group, which owns 16 regional sports networks, plans to offer single-game pricing for NBA and NHL games beginning Dec. 5 on its on its direct-to-consumer streaming package.

Games can be purchased for $6.99 with an option to sign up for a monthly season pass.

Contact Frank Witsil: 313-222-5022 or fwitsil@freepress.com.