Hawks, Bulls, & Sox new channel is Chicago Sports Network (CHSN)

[jaysoneil]

$5, $10, $15, $20, doesn't matter really. They won't get my money. Lol

 

[bwana63]

$:

https://x.com/i/web/status/1846597428834648189

 

[bwana63]

https://x.com/i/web/status/1846574322711769588

 

[DisgruntledHawkFan]

Jesus is that Danny Wirtz? He looks like a rougher version of Rick Grimes this cable thing has aged him ten years.

 

[TLEH]

Industry sources have indicated Comcast is unlikely to cave. Comcast didn’t budge with Bally Sports this summer. An agreement came only when Bally Sports accepted Comcast’s offer to be placed on its highest tier, which is called “Ultimate TV.” That deal included 15 regional sports networks. Comcast also put Root Sports Northwest, which broadcasts the Seattle Mariners, and Mid-Atlantic Sports Network (MASN), which broadcasts the Baltimore Orioles and Washington Nationals, on that tier in recent years.

CHSN’s argument, in part, points to now-defunct NBC Sports Chicago’s placement on Comcast’s middle tier, called “Popular TV.” Marquee Sports Network, which broadcasts the Chicago Cubs, is also on the middle tier.

Translation: Comcast says either the Cubs viewers are more valuable than the Bulls, Sox, and Hawks combined OR CHSN not having the clout that Sinclair does pushed them to not care. Either way, CHSN should have known better watching Ballys and Root.

 

[x Tame Impala]

Jesus is that Danny Wirtz? He looks like a rougher version of Rick Grimes this cable thing has aged him ten years.

He looks like he loves his boozin’ that’s for sure

 

[TLEH]

He looks like he loves his boozin’ that’s for sure

How can you tell.

 

[IU Hawks fan]

Industry sources have indicated Comcast is unlikely to cave. Comcast didn’t budge with Bally Sports this summer. An agreement came only when Bally Sports accepted Comcast’s offer to be placed on its highest tier, which is called “Ultimate TV.” That deal included 15 regional sports networks. Comcast also put Root Sports Northwest, which broadcasts the Seattle Mariners, and Mid-Atlantic Sports Network (MASN), which broadcasts the Baltimore Orioles and Washington Nationals, on that tier in recent years.

CHSN’s argument, in part, points to now-defunct NBC Sports Chicago’s placement on Comcast’s middle tier, called “Popular TV.” Marquee Sports Network, which broadcasts the Chicago Cubs, is also on the middle tier.

Translation: Comcast says either the Cubs viewers are more valuable than the Bulls, Sox, and Hawks combined OR CHSN not having the clout that Sinclair does pushed them to not care. Either way, CHSN should have known better watching Ballys and Root.

The difference between CHSN and Bally, Marquee, NBCSCH, etc etc is that CHSN is over the air. So, they could force Xfinity to take it as a 'must-carry' at no fee.

They're trying to squeeze every dollar out of this broken system. Would've been the perfect opportunity to pivot to over-the-air with a DTC app available right away.

 

[DisgruntledHawkFan]

How can you tell.

As an alcoholic? Gin blossoms. Total conjecture. He's not doing well.

 

[x Tame Impala]

How can you tell.

His skin looks awful, like he either drinks and or smokes a lot