FanDuel Sports Network Nears 650,000 Subscribers, on Track for 1 Million by Year’s End
Don’t count regional sports streaming out yet. Despite a chaotic TV landscape that is forcing sports leagues to testify on Capitol Hill tomorrow, FanDuel Sports Network announced today it has nearly 650,000 subscribers. The company believes it will cross 1 million dollars by the end of the year.
The regional sports provider reported it doubled its paid subscriber base in just eight weeks.
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In late October 2024, the service formerly known as “Bally Sports Network” rebranded with the new FanDuel name. But the linear channels are notoriously difficult to find. Among multi-channel streamers, they’re only available on DIRECTV and Fubo.
But this year brought something new: sports fans can add FanDuel Sports Network as a Prime Video channel. Company leaders credit that move for the big boost in subscribers.
“Through our industry-leading multiplatform distribution, unmatched local rights aggregation and scalable live production capabilities, we’re creating a more dynamic, accessible, and modern ecosystem for hometown sports, and we’re just getting started,” said David Preschlack, CEO of Main Street Sports Group.
What Teams Partner with FanDuel Sports Network?
| NBA | NHL | MLB |
|---|---|---|
| Atlanta Hawks | Carolina Hurricanes | Atlanta Braves |
| Charlotte Hornets | Columbus Blue Jackets | Detroit Tigers |
| Cleveland Cavaliers | Detroit Red Wings | Kansas City Royals |
| Detroit Pistons | LA Kings | Los Angeles Angels |
| Indiana Pacers | Minnesota Wild | Miami Marlins |
| LA Clippers | Nashville Predators | Milwaukee Brewers |
| Memphis Grizzlies | St. Louis Blues | St. Louis Cardinals |
| Miami Heat | Tampa Bay Lightning | Tampa Bay Rays |
| Milwaukee Bucks | Cincinnati Reds | |
| Minnesota Timberwolves | ||
| Oklahoma City Thunder | ||
| Orlando Magic | ||
| San Antonio Spurs |
