The Diamond Sports Group's channels will be branded as FanDuel Sports Network in a new deal beginning Oct. 21.

Bally Sports Detroit, the broadcast home for three of Detroit’s professional teams (the Tigers, Red Wings and Pistons), is being rebranded as FanDuel Sports Detroit Network. Diamond Sports Group, Bally’s parent company, FanDuel, the online gaming company, on Friday announced an agreement on a broad, long-term commercial partnership.

Starting with Monday’s game in Toronto, the network will no longer be called Bally Sports Sun as its owner continues to climb out of Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

FanDuel will rebrand 16 Bally Sports regional networks beginning October 21st, transitioning to names like FanDuel Sports Network Detroit.

After years of frustrations, Diamond Sports Group's Bally Sports is rebranding as FanDuel Sports Network, including in Detroit.

FanDuel on Friday was granted naming rights to Diamond Sports Group's RSNs, a change that will take effect next week.

The Orlando Magic's broadcast partner, Bally Sports Regional Sports Network, is becoming FanDuel Sports Network right before tip-off of the NBA regular season.

Diamond Sports and FanDuel have reached a naming rights agreement for Diamond Sports' regional sports networks.

Diamond — the parent company of Blues regional telecaster Bally Sports Midwest — has been in bankruptcy proceedings since March 2023, a result of dwindling cable viewership over the years.

After years of uncertainty surrounding the fate of the Bally Sports regional sports networks, a new company has stepped up to lend the channels its name. Bally Sports networks will be renamed after FanDuel "as early as next week,