Major League Baseball is prepared to produce and distribute local broadcasts for teams whose telecasts are uncertain this season because of the financial problems of the FanDuel Sports Network regional networks.

The troubled broadcaster is trying to renegotiate its payments to nine MLB teams, and recently missed a payment to the St. Louis Cardinals.

While the Atlanta Braves' TV situation is far from ideal and may have fans anxious, there is no reason to get too concerned just yet.

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Major League Baseball could take over production and distribution of St. Louis Cardinals broadcasts as soon as next season, as the team's current local television provider faces an uncertain future.

Continued financial problems with FanDuel Sports Network's parent company put Cincinnati Reds TV revenue in doubt, might help explain spending freeze.

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The Angels say their games will still be televised, perhaps by another company or perhaps produced by MLB. A new TV deal also means a loss of revenue for the team, which might impact its payroll.