Orioles, Nationals resolve longstanding MASN TV dispute
The league’s central office said Monday that the Baltimore Orioles and Washington Nationals have settled their media-rights disputes, ending a drama that has been in court for a decade and ultimately reaches back 20 years, to when the Nationals moved to Washington D.C. in 2005.
Washington Nationals, Baltimore Orioles resolve yearslong dispute over MASN cable channel
The Washington Nationals will be free to leave the Mid-Atlantic Sports Network and seek a new —and almost certainly more lucrative — television deal starting in 2026 after battling for more than a decade to wrest control of the franchise’s broadcast rights and revenues from an unfavorable partnership controlled by the rival Baltimore Orioles.
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Not only did the Nationals gain control of their media-rights future in a jointly announced resolution with the Orioles on ...
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