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The Cincinnati Reds are heading to a new home for their local broadcasts. After failing to reach a new deal, the team is parting ways with Diamond Sports Group, as first reported by The Athletic’s Evan Drellich.

The Reds’ decision to go with MLB was essentially confirmed with last week’s filing in bankruptcy court of its intent to sever ties with Diamond Sports Group, the parent company of Bally’s Sports Network (since rebranded FanDuel Sports Network).

What had been long suspected became official Thursday as the Cincinnati Reds announced their home games would be produced and distributed by Major League Baseball. The Reds’ hunt for a new broadcast partner began last week when it terminated its joint venture with Diamond Sports Group,

Major League Baseball will take over Cincinnati Reds local TV broadcasts for the 2025 season, as had been expected after the Reds agreed to terminate their local TV deal with Diamond Sports Group last week.

Major League Baseball will produce and distribute local broadcasts for the Cincinnati Reds next season. The announcement was made on Thursday after a judge in U.S.

Major League Baseball announced Thursday it will take over broadcasts of the Cincinnati Reds in 2025, making them the seventh team to abandon a traditional broadcast partner in favor of a cord-cutter friendly deal with the league.