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  "textContent": "With Main Street Sports Group, owner of the FanDuel Sports Networks, preparing to close its doors once the current NBA and NHL regular seasons wind to a close, the NBA is preparing its teams for a new local rights reality next season. And according to a report by Puck sports correspondent John Ourand, it seems Read more...\n\nThe post NBA reportedly looking to move forward with centralized local streaming package next season appeared first on Awful Announcing.",
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