Main Street Sports Group LLC
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Sep 23, 2026
Doug BransonHOST
Oh, yeah.
Doug BransonHOST
I mean, just an op- And, and I, you know, just sort of zooming out, this might just be a one-year thing as they've, as the NBA figures out what to do with all of these smaller markets that were left without a home, uh, when the company, Main Street Sports Group, the company that was behind FanDuel, that was Bally's, that held all this branding on it, but it was Main Street Sports Group, they went out of business.
Doug BransonHOST
They went belly up.
Doug BransonHOST
They went bankrupt.
Austin KarpHOST
This was a fast platform done in conjunction with the Stars at the launch.
Austin KarpHOST
It was supposed to be a place where so many of these teams were going to look for a home after Main Street Sports Group fell.
Austin KarpHOST
But DAZN picking up the slack, and DAZN now gets a chance to show what it can do before the NBA, NHL, and Major League Baseball make these important decisions on their own packages.
Austin KarpHOST
Some other quick hits to wrap things up this morning.
Danny CunninghamHOST
It's believed to be in the $20 million per year range, and it's got a chance to reach $30-plus million per year.
Danny CunninghamHOST
And it's worth noting the previous rights fee that the Cavs had with Main Street Sports Group, which, again, They were the operators of FanDuel Sports Network and before that, Bally.
Danny CunninghamHOST
The Cavs were getting about $35 million a year from that deal.
Danny CunninghamHOST
So the Cavs will be making less money on this.
Joe OviesHOST
DAZN might have been in the play.
Joe OviesHOST
They were the ones that were looking to buy Main Street Sports Group.
Joe OviesHOST
They were the ones that were in charge of all these regional networks.
Joe OviesHOST
I'm pretty sure they were the one that was in charge of FanDuel at the time.