BREAKING: Amazon Makes A Major Move And Secures Rights To 12 NHL Teams
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In a recent development, Amazon has stepped in to address the challenges faced by the NHL in light of the bankruptcy of Bally Sports and Entertainment, the local broadcaster for 12 NHL teams.
Amazon Makes A Major Move And Secures Rights To 12 NHL Teams
Amazon has reached an agreement to acquire a minority stake in Diamond Sports Group, the parent company of Bally Sports. As a result, NHL games will now be available for streaming on Amazon Prime.
Big news this morning that Amazon is acquiring a minority stake in Diamond Sports Group.
The regional sports network filed for bankruptcy last year, putting local media rights for 37 teams across the NBA, MLB, and NHL in jeopardy.
Now, customers can watch games on Amazon Prime.
The significance of this move is highlighted by concerns about the fate of local broadcasting for fans of 12 NHL teams. With Amazon's involvement, there is optimism that accessibility to local games will be enhanced, reaching a broader audience.
This development brings relief to those who were anxious about potential disruptions in local broadcasting. As the deal is finalized and implemented, it remains to be seen how this partnership will unfold and benefit NHL fans.
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