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FanDuel Sports Network Detroit (formerly Fox Sports Detroit) is a regional sports network owned by Main Street Sports Group that serves as the primary television home for major professional sports teams in Michigan, including the Detroit Tigers, Pistons, and Red Wings, as well as airing Detroit Lions preseason games. Launched on September 17, 1997, after News Corporation acquired the Prime Network and outbid local rival PASS Sports for broadcast rights, the channel became the region's sole sports network just weeks later. A pivotal moment came in March 2008, when the network signed long-term contracts to become the exclusive local cable home for all three major teams until at least 2018, leaving the Lions as the only Detroit franchise with games on free broadcast television. The network produces its shows from a high-definition "Call Sam Studio" in Southfield, Michigan (unveiled on October 1, 2009), while master control operations are based in Atlanta, Georgia. Available on cable throughout Michigan and parts of neighboring states, the network now also offers streaming via DirecTV Stream, adapting to modern viewing habits while maintaining its deep roots in Detroit sports history.