Appeals court upholds ruling that MASN owes Washington Nationals $100 million over TV rights
MASN plans to appeal this decision to New York’s appellate court.
MASN plans to appeal this decision to New York’s appellate court.
Thorne will contribute to some Orioles broadcasts this season, but details on his contributions are still being worked out.
Baltimore Orioles broadcasts are going to sound very different in 2020.
If the ruling stands, MASN will also owe interest on the $296.8 million.
MASN and cable provider RCN are at an impasse and are staring at a June 30 deadline to end the dispute
MLB's revenue sharing committee decided that the network owes Washington about $20 million more annually in TV rights than it paid out between 2012 and 2016.
"It would be illogical to allow MLB — a potentially conflicted party — to determine whether MLB itself had a financial interest in one of the parties to the dispute at the relevant time."
The Nats contend MASN, which is owned by the Orioles, has not paid the team since June 2018.
Holliday's departure comes after the network didn't pick up a contract option on his long-time partner, Ray Knight.
Knight reportedly was taken off the air after a verbal incident with a MASN employee
The ol' Hawk Harrelson move when the team collapses.
Mark Zuckerberg runs Facebook. Mark Zuckerman covers the Nationals. A disturbing number of Twitter users can't tell the difference.
This saga is far from over, but the Nationals finally got some good news.