KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- The Kansas City Royals announced a new agreement with Diamond Sports Group, owner of FanDuel Sports Network, on Tuesday. FanDuel Sports Network, which was recently rebranded from Bally Sports, will continue to produce and share Royals games for the 2025 season. Welcome to the City: More Kansas City Royals news on FOX4 “Our top priority has been and always will be reaching as many fans as possible,” Royals Chairman and CEO John Sherman said. “We want to be available to anyone who wants to watch our exciting team as the ownership group continues to invest in the progress we’re making on the field.” The recently renamed FanDuel Sports Network Kansas City will continue giving fans live games via cable and satellite, as well as a streaming package, straight through the network. In 2024, the Royals' linear viewership increased by over 30% and their streaming audience increased by more than 200%, according to a news release. “This past season reinforced what we’ve always known about the passion of our fans and how much they enjoy watching our great athletes perform,” Royals President of Business Operations Brooks Sherman said. “Our viewership grew toward the top of all of baseball, and we’re excited to continue to position ourselves for the future.” FOX4 Sports: Read more Chiefs, Royals, Sporting, Current news Fans who streamed Royals games in 2024 on the former Bally Sports app can update to the new FanDuel Sports Network app before the upcoming season. Starting in 2025, streamers throughout the Royals territory will also be able to watch the Royals through Amazon Prime Video as an add-on subscription. This agreement covers all non-nationally televised Royals games in 2025.