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Tigers reach deal with FanDuel to continue TV broadcasts in 2025
The Detroit Tigers have reached a deal with its TV broadcaster to continue airing games next year. Diamond Sports Group, which owns FanDuel Sports Network Detroit — the former Bally Sports Detroit — said in a court filing late Wednesday that it reached an amended telecast rights agreement with the Tigers and several other teams.
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