MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred hopes to include local TV rights, including perhaps those of the Orioles, in the league’s next ...

Major League Baseball announced Monday the end of a long-running saga over the Washington Nationals’ television rights between the 20-year-old DC team and the nearby Baltimore Orioles.

An multimillion-dollar off-field fight between the Washington Nationals and Baltimore Orioles finally settled on Sunday. Why it matters: The end of the "MASN agreement" frees the Nats to sell its ...

To appease the Orioles owner, the late Peter Angelos, the Baltimore franchise was given control over the Nationals TV rights.

The Nationals and Orioles ended a legal fight over television rights dating to 2012 when Major League Baseball announced Monday that Washington will be freed from its deal with the Mid-Atlantic ...

A settlement in the TV rights dispute between the Orioles and Nationals regarding MASN may eventually facilitate the sale of the D.C. franchise.

MLB Nationals, Orioles end years-long dispute over broadcast rights MASN will air Nationals games this season, after which the team can seek its own TV rights.

As part of the concessions to the Orioles, the Nationals’ TV rights were awarded to the Orioles-owned TV network that became Mid-Atlantic Sports Network (MASN).