The Atlanta Braves and Major League Baseball have filed a formal objection to Diamond Sports Group's bankruptcy reorganization plan, expressing concerns over the company's financial viability and transparency. This objection highlights the league's skepticism about Diamond's ability to manage its operations effectively, particularly regarding its potential commercial partnership with Amazon and the growth of direct-to-consumer subscribers. As Diamond approaches a confirmation hearing set for November 14, it faces increasing pressure as several MLB teams have already severed ties with the company, opting for alternative broadcasting arrangements. Despite potential disruptions, Braves executives remain optimistic about broadcasting their games regardless of the court's decision. Meanwhile, Diamond has reached agreements with the Miami Marlins and St. Louis Cardinals, but continues to lose contracts with other teams. The outcome of this situation could significantly impact the Braves' broadcast strategy for the upcoming season.