The Kansas City Royals say they have reached an agreement with Diamond Sports Group to continue broadcasting their games next season.

On Tuesday, the Royals announced plans to remain with the Diamond Sports Group for the 2025 season. The club will broadcast games under the rebranded FanDuel Sports Network Kansas City.

The Royals, one of four MLB teams that are part owners of their regional sports network, will continue to have their games broadcast by Diamond Sports Group in '25.

The Kansas City Royals today announced an agreement with Diamond Sports Group, owner of FanDuel Sports Network. For the upcoming 2025 season, Royals games will continue to be produced and distributed by FanDuel Sports Network (recently rebranded from Bally Sports).

FanDuel Sports Network, recently rebranded from Bally Sports, will continue to produce and share Royals games for the 2025 season. The recently renamed FanDuel Sports Network Kansas City will continue giving fans live games via cable and satellite, as well as a streaming package, straight through the network.

FanDuel Sports Network, rebranded from Bally Sports, will produce and distribute Kansas City Royals games for the 2025 season.

The Kansas City Royals have a new agreement with their streaming partner FanDuel Sports Network in hopes of reaching even more fans next season.

While the Royals’ front office has been busy in the first part of the offseason finding ways to upgrade the team on the field for 2025, the business operations group has been busy finding a way to help as many fans as possible watch that team.

KANSAS CITY — The Royals announced Tuesday that they have a reached an agreement with Diamond Sports Group to continue broadcasting their games next season. The Royals are one of four Major League Baseball franchises that are part owners of their regional sports network.

T he Royals announced today they have a new TV deal with Diamond Sports Group, the parent company for FanDuel Sports Network, previously known as Bally Sports. The embattled compa