The Rays are among several teams shifting their TV rights from financially troubled FanDuel Sports Network to Major League Baseball’s in-house group. In doing so, their games will be available to in-market fans via the standard cable and satellite providers (such as Spectrum) and through direct-to-consumer streaming.

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