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Here is a very good article from the Sports Business Journal about the Utah Jazz's new TV deal. Moving from a reach of 39% to 100% of their local and regional fans.

https://www.sportsbusinessjournal.com/Ar...hises.aspx

With the slow death of cable and the regional sports networks, have you heard of any other professional franchises moving to over-the-air/streaming combo to televise the games?

Not in the article, but the Utah Jazz owner stated that the number of subscribers for their new streaming service in a short few weeks has passed the number of subscribers that the Clippers have generated in a year.
10-23-2023 11:57 AM
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