In what is likely to be the final court hearing before a bankruptcy judge rules on the fate of Diamond Sports Group next month, Major League Baseball took another step toward ending its long association with the company's RSNs.

A major court date looms for Diamond on Nov. 14. That’s when Diamond, which has been in bankruptcy for a year-and-a-half, is to have the first day of a potential two-day confirmation hearing — when it will find out whether it has put together a sufficient business plan in the eyes of a federal judge.

The addition of the Guardians, Brewers and Twins means MLB will be handling the production and distribution of at least six teams going into 2025.

Regional sports broadcaster Diamond Sports Group said Wednesday that it will likely cut ties with all Major League Baseball teams other than the Atlanta Braves in an attempt to complete a bankruptcy restructuring by the end of the year.

As Diamond Sports restructures and looks to exit bankruptcy protection, they are looking to cut costs. The RSN may televise only the Atlanta Braves MLB games in 2025.

MLB's ongoing saga with the troubled broadcaster mired in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings took another turn.

There are several options awaiting MLB teams whose contracts are about to be dropped by their current distributor. Major League Baseball may have gotten a reminder of why the old saying “be careful what you wish for” is still relevant this week.