Bally Sports North, which has been broadcasting Timberwolves, Twins and Wild games since 2021, was officially rebranded FanDuel Sports on Monday.

Minnesota Timberwolves fans can say goodbye to Bally Sports North and hello to FanDuel Sports Network North starting next week. The change comes after a naming rights deal between Diamond Sports Group, the owner of the Bally regional sports networks, and FanDuel.

Bally's parent company Diamond Sports Group announced it has reached a partnership with online gaming company FanDuel to rebrand its 16 regional sports networks as FanDuel Sports Network starting on Monday, Oct. 21. Online streaming will shift to fanduelsportsnetwork.com.

The embattled Diamond Sports Group announced a new gambling-related partnership for its local broadcasts of NBA, MLB, NHL games.

Reporter Hanna Yates alongside fans in September as part of a Bally Sports broadcast of a game between the New York Mets and the Atlanta Braves in Atlanta. On Oct. 21, 2024, Diamond Sports Group announced a rebrand of Bally Sports to FanDuel Sports Network,

As part of a commercial partnership between Diamond Sports Group, the parent company of the Bally regional networks, and FanDuel, the entire network will be rebranded. So now Bally Sports has become FanDuel Sports Network.

If you love watching your local NBA, MLB, or NHL team, you have a new streamer in the mix: FanDuel Sports Network. The service replaces Bally Sports+, though not all teams previously available with Bally have transitioned to FanDuel.

Deal gives sports betting and fantasy site naming rights for Diamond Sports Group's regional networks, direct-to-consumer offering

As of this morning, the Red Wings television home has officially re-branded from Bally Sports Detroit to FanDuel Sports Network Detroit. The network is one of 16 regional sports networks from the Diamond Sports Group umbrella to undergo the re-brand,