FanDuel Sports Network Wisconsin

FanDuel Sports Network Wisconsin is a regional sports network owned by Main Street Sports Group, formerly Diamond Sports Group, and operates as part of the FanDuel Sports Network. It covers sports events across Wisconsin, concentrating on Milwaukee-based professional teams, especially the Milwaukee Bucks of the NBA.

The channel began as a sub-feed of Fox Sports North, known as the "Wisconsin" feed, until 2007. It was called Fox Sports Wisconsin from 2007 until 2021. Its main studio and office are in downtown Milwaukee, with secondary offices and a production hub in downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota. The network is available on cable in Wisconsin, far eastern Minnesota, the western Upper Peninsula of Michigan, northwestern Illinois, and Iowa, and nationwide via DirecTV satellite. It produces about 2,600 hours of local programming each year and reaches over 1.7 million homes.

The first attempt to cable Bucks and Brewers games, Sportsvue in 1984, failed due to scattered cable systems, uncabled areas including Milwaukee, poor team performance, and the statewide availability of Chicago Cubs games on superstation WGN-TV. Sportsvue ended in early 1985, leading to the sale of the Bucks to future senator Herb Kohl. The teams then moved to a statewide broadcast network on WVTV and later WCGV-TV, but those stations only aired road games.

Later, the Wisconsin Sports Network—a game-time-only channel for Brewers and Bucks games—was owned by Time Warner Cable's Milwaukee franchise and Group W. In 1996, Minneapolis-based Midwest Sports Channel (MSC), owned by CBS after its merger with Group W's parent Westinghouse, took over. That fall, MSC became a Fox Sports Net affiliate. Until 2007, Wisconsin was one of three regional subfeeds of MSC/FSN North, alongside feeds for the Twin Cities and the rest of Minnesota, plus Iowa, the Dakotas. CBS sold the network to News Corporation in 2000, and it rebranded as FSN North in April 2001. MSC's late-night WCCO newscast continued on the Wisconsin feed until the Fox purchase. The network then kept offices at Fox-owned WITI in Brown Deer, Wisconsin, and shared some programming with that station.

On April 1, 2007, FSN North turned the Wisconsin feed into its own channel, FSN Wisconsin, launching from Milwaukee facilities at the start of the 2007 Brewers season.