Major League Baseball (MLB) will produce and broadcast local games for the Cleveland Guardians, Milwaukee Brewers, and Minnesota Twins starting in the 2025 season, after these teams decided not to renew their contracts with Diamond Sports Group amid its bankruptcy proceedings. This shift aims to enhance viewership by eliminating regional blackouts and significantly expanding the reach of games through direct-to-consumer streaming options, increasing the Guardians' and Twins' reach by 235% and 307% respectively. The Texas Rangers have also parted ways with Diamond and are exploring other broadcasting options. MLB's strategy mirrors its successful handling of the Arizona Diamondbacks, Colorado Rockies, and San Diego Padres' broadcasts, and includes features like advanced camera technology and in-game interviews. This move represents MLB's commitment to adapting to the evolving media landscape and ensuring wide accessibility for fans.