MOORHEAD, Minn. - iSportsWire -- The American Association of Professional Baseball (AAPB) today announced that the FanDuel Sports Network and its 14 affiliates throughout the country will join the league's ever-growing broadcast footprint. The games will begin this month, and will now bring the league's coverage area to the largest of any MLB partner league.

'This addition over such a wide geographic area continues to prove that not just the quality of our games, but the way we have approached production and storytelling, is 'Major League' in every way." said Joshua Schaub, Commissioner of the American Association of Professional Baseball. "We thank the team at FanDuel Sports Network for seeing the great value we can bring to their lineup, and will continue to refine and add to what our broadcast look is so aneven larger audience can enjoy American Association Baseball."

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The addition of FanDuel Sports Networks follows the recent news that MLB Network will carry the 2026 AAPB All-Star Game from Lincoln, Nebraska, on Wednesday. The AAPB's coverage now includes: NBC Regional Sports Networks, Marquee Sports Network, NESN, SportsNet Pittsburgh, Silver State Sports Network and the Unbeaten Sports App. As well as RYZ, Bally's Corporation, NLSE, FTF Sports (For the Fans), and SLVR Sports and Entertainment.

About the American Association of Professional Baseball
The American Association of Professional Baseball (www.aabaseball.com) and (http://www.aabaseball.tv) is a Major League Baseball Partner League that operates in nine states and one Canadian province.  Formed in 2006, the league consists of twelve member clubs with many beginning play in 1993.  Through the 2025 season, 483 player contracts have been transferred to MLB organizations.  In addition, 60 AAPB alumni have reached the Majors, including 17 participating in 2025.