MLB & Warner Brothers-Discovery making progress on regional sports network negotiations

CBS News Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - For Penguins and Pirates fans, it appears that the MLB is making headway in getting Warner Brothers-Discovery out of the regional sports business.

WB-D owns Pittsburgh's regional sports network, AT&T Sportsnet.

Fans can still watch Pirates games on the network, despite the March 31 deadline has passed.

According to the Sports Business Journal, they're still in talks to keep the games on for the entire season, and then at the end of the year, WB-D would walk away. From there, the rights would go back to the individual teams.

As for the Penguins, there's been reports they could see their TV rights moved to NESN, home to Fenway Sports Group out of Boston, the group that owns the team.

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Patrick Damp

Patrick is a Pittsburgh native who grew up watching KDKA-TV and studied journalism at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Before working in news, he worked in professional hockey communications and public relations.