Main Street Sports Group, LLC Layoff — April 2026
SOURCEOFFICIAL FILINGGeorgia Department of Labor· filed February 16, 2026View the filing ↗
What we know
Location: Atlanta, GA (Fulton County).
A WARN notice for this layoff is recorded on February 16, 2026.
Disclosed through an official WARN filing with the GA state workforce agency.
Summary
Main Street Sports Group, the Southport-based parent company of the broadcast arm of FanDuel Sports Network, informed state officials it will shut down its Connecticut facility in April and lay off all 44 of its employees. Company officials said the entire facility will close, including remote workers, and described the action as expected to be permanent amid financial struggles, canceled broadcast contracts with several MLB teams, missed payments and reportedly filing for bankruptcy. CEO David Preschlack said the company has issued WARN notices and is in discussions about its future, noting that WARN notices can be revoked and final decisions have not been made. The company has also filed notices with Minnesota and Missouri labor departments indicating planned office closures and layoffs in those states as well.
Main Street Sports Group, LLC disclosed this layoff in an official WARN (Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification) notice recorded by the GA state workforce agency on February 16, 2026. The notice covers 74 employees in Atlanta, GA (Fulton County), with the layoff effective April 14, 2026.
LayoffTalk has tracked 8 layoff events at Main Street Sports Group, LLC since February 2026, including 306 jobs documented in official WARN filings, with 2 additional events known from news reporting.
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