How Bally Sports' troubles could transform how fans watch sports

With Bally Sports' parent company declaring bankruptcy, fans of the Kings, Ducks and the Angels might have to change how they access game broadcasts.

The Dodgers have traditionally had one of the best pitching staffs in baseball. Andrew Friedman needs to make a trade for that to happen this season.

And are you really going to pay for all the outlets you need to see all your team’s games today — for example, Bally Sports West or SportsNet LA , plus ESPN, Fox, Apple+ and Peacock?

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