Diamond Sports and FanDuel have reached a naming rights agreement for Diamond Sports’ regional sports networks.
Diamond Sports and FanDuel have reached a naming rights agreement for Diamond Sports' regional sports networks.
In Tuesday's court papers, Diamond said that while discussions with FanDuel began in February, it waited until it finalized agreements with the NBA and NHL to negotiate the final terms of the naming rights deal. A FanDuel representative declined to comment beyond the filings, and the specific financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
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