Amazon is in late-stage talks for a contract to livestream this coming season all the Bally Sports broadcasts of 13 NBA franchises, as well as five MLB teams and nine NHL teams, sources said.

In a recent report by the New York Post, Amazon is nearing a deal with Diamond Sports Group to stream most of the Bally Sports parent company's content, which includes the Milwaukee Bucks.

After agreeing to broadcast Thursday Night Football in 2020, it appears Amazon Prime will be heading to the NBA market. According to the New York Post, Amazon is in the late stages of broadcasting 12 NBA teams,

Amazon, the multinational technology company, is in advanced negotiations for local NBA, MLB, and NHL media rights, with a finalized deal potentially on the horizon. According to the New York Post, Jeff Bezos’ Seattle-based e-commerce giant plans to offer local broadcasts of specific teams on Amazon Prime Video for an extra $20 per month.

Just a week and a half after reportedly abandoning plans to invest $115 million in DSG, it appears that Amazon is partnering with the RSN owner after all. The soap opera that is the ongoing saga of Diamond Sports Group’s bankruptcy proceedings has taken another unexpected turn.

Amazon is in talks to become a major player in regional sports broadcasting for the NBA, MLB and NHL — with a surprise deal that could shake up the way fans have watched their local teams for