Though I would suppose that the syndication money far outweighs any potential streaming money.
Here's what would need to happen: If the stations who they have syndication deals with no longer have exclusives on the distribution of the show, the value of carrying the show is lessened significantly. Sony would then need to make up that difference plus overhead costs (servers and bandwidth aren't free) in the online advertising sold for the streaming versions of the show.
Trust me when I tell you the market isn't anywhere CLOSE to being there yet.
Before you point at House of Cards and Orange Is Teh New Black and say "but but but but they don't even SELL advertising!!" I'm going to point out that those shows are going to make metric farktons of money on the back end vis a vis home video sales (for that huge amount of the country who still doesn't have the bandwidth to handle Netflix) and/or international broadcast rights, never mind any subscription boosts Netflix has enjoyed since carrying those programs.