I've been reading up on some of the Sinclair/Bally changes. It appears they have deals in place to begin their own streaming service with 11 NHL and 16 NBA teams next year. Rumors are it will be $23/month. MLB is trickier. While they have broadcast rights to 14 teams, they only have streaming rights to 4 of them. And Manfred wants MLB to maintain some control and ownership of any streaming. But it does appear that Milwaukee is one of the 4 teams that Sinclair owns the streaming rights to. Then there is the crazy amount of debt that Sinclair has taken on and rumors that the Diamond Sports division that runs the RSNs may file for bankruptcy. This could lead Fanatics to buy them, whom MLB already owns part of due to their merchandise deal. They also have merchandising deals with NHL and NBA. Fanatics could also buy other RSN from NBCUniveral and AT&T. This could lead to a service where you can watch sports, buy merchandise and tickets and bet on the game, all in one place. Bottom line is that whatever comes over the next year, likely isn't the final form this will take.