| Name |
Region served |
Home to |
Former Name |
Notes |
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| Bay Area |
Northern and central California, northwestern Nevada (including the Lake Tahoe-Reno-Carson City region), and parts of southern Oregon. |
San Francisco Giants (MLB), San Jose Sharks (NHL), Golden State Warriors (NBA), San Jose Earthquakes (MLS) and local coverage of the Pacific-10, West Coast, Mountain West, and Western Athletic conferences. |
Pacific Sports Network (PSN),
SportsChannel Bay Area,
SportsChannel Pacific,
FSN Bay Area |
Renamed from FSN Bay Area on March 31, 2008.
Owned 45% by NBCUniversal, 30% by the Giants and 25% by Fox Entertainment Group.
Due to NBA territorial restrictions, Warriors games are blacked out in the Sacramento area. |
| California |
Northern and central California. |
Oakland Athletics (MLB), Sacramento Kings (NBA), San Jose Sharks (NHL), San Jose Earthquakes (MLS), San Jose SaberCats (AFL), California Golden Bears (NCAA), other local sports coverage. |
CSN West |
Created in conjunction with Maloof Sports & Entertainment (owners of the Kings and Monarchs), after they did not renew their previous contract with FSN Bay Area.
Renamed from CSN West on Sept. 4, 2008.
Due to NBA territorial restrictions, Kings games are blacked out in the San Francisco Bay Area.
One of two CSN networks with different broadcast graphics during NBA games (CSN Northwest). |
| Chicago |
Illinois, northwestern Indiana, Iowa, non-Milwaukee market areas of southern Wisconsin |
Chicago Bulls (NBA), Chicago Cubs (MLB), Chicago White Sox (MLB), Chicago Blackhawks (NHL), Chicago Fire S.C. (Major League Soccer), coverage of local women's college basketball games, as well as softball (the Chicago Bandits), and arena football (mainly the Chicago Rush). |
FSN Chicago Sportsvision Chicago SportsChannel Chicago ON TV / Sportsvison / Hawkvision |
Replaced FSN Chicago. Owned 20% by NBCUniversal, as well as 20% each by the Bulls, Blackhawks, White Sox, and Cubs.
During games, the Chicago team is referred by its nickname than the city's abbreviation per the team graphics, similar to WGN-TV. However, since the 2010-11 season, broadcasts of Bulls and Blackhawks games on Comcast Sportsnet refer to the city abbreviation than its nickname due to lack of space in the in-game graphics. |
| Mid-Atlantic |
Delaware, Maryland, Central Pennsylvania, Virginia, Washington, D.C., West Virginia |
Washington Capitals (NHL), Washington Wizards (NBA), Washington Mystics (WNBA), D.C. United (MLS) and local coverage of the Atlantic Coast Conference and Colonial Athletic Association. |
Home Team Sports |
Carried the Baltimore Orioles through 2006.
Online coverage is split into Comcast SportsNet Baltimore and Comcast SportsNet Washington. |
| New England |
Connecticut (except southwestern areas), Maine Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont |
Boston Celtics (NBA), Boston Cannons (MLL), New England Revolution (MLS) |
FSN New England, SportsChannel New England |
Renamed CSN New England in October 2007. |
| SportsNet New York (SNY) |
New York, Northern New Jersey, Connecticut, Northeast Pennsylvania |
New York Mets (MLB), Big East, Sun Belt and other athletic conferences. |
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Owned jointly by the New York Mets, Time Warner Cable, and NBCUniversal. |
| Northwest |
Oregon, Washington |
Portland Trail Blazers (NBA), Vancouver Canucks and other NHL games, Oregon Ducks and other college sports programming, assorted local sports |
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Created in conjunction with the Trail Blazers after they were unable to come to an agreement to stay on FSN Northwest. Currently available mostly to Comcast customers. Neither Dish Network nor DirecTV has picked up this channel. Canby Telcom has accused Comcast of being inflexible in its negotiations. The Oregonian newspaper has reported that CSN Northwest is seeking $2 per month per subscriber, more than what is being paid to the well-established FSN Northwest.
One of two CSN networks with different broadcast graphics during NBA games (CSN California). |
| Philadelphia |
Philadelphia, eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware |
Philadelphia Phillies (MLB), Philadelphia Flyers (NHL), Philadelphia 76ers (NBA), Philadelphia Union (MLS), Philadelphia Wings (NLL), and college sports. |
PRISM & SportsChannel |
Flagship of the Comcast regional sports networks. Not available via satellite. Owned 66.7% NBCUniversal and 33.3% Phillies. Originally was jointly Comcast, Phillies, and Spectacor (Flyers/Sixers), until Comcast purchased the Flyers and Sixers. |
| Other Networks |
| The Mtn. |
Denver, Colorado |
Air Force Falcons (NCAA), BYU Cougars (NCAA), Colorado State Rams (NCAA), New Mexico Lobos (NCAA), SDSU Aztecs (NCAA), TCU Horned Frogs (NCAA), UNLV Rebels (NCAA), Utah Utes (NCAA), Wyoming Cowboys (NCAA). |
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Launched on September 1, 2006 as a joint-venture of the Mountain West Conference (MWC), CBS College Sports Network (then CSTV) and Comcast (which owns Versus). |
| Comcast/Charter Sports Southeast |
Southeastern US |
Southeastern Conference and Atlantic Coast Conference games (NCAA), Atlanta Dream (WNBA) |
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Launched in lieu of a regional CSN affiliate, with ownership and the channel name split with Charter Communications
Only available over terrestrial cable. |
| Comcast Sports Southwest |
Houston area |
select games from Sun Belt Conference, Southeastern Conference, and Conference USA, particularly those of the University of Houston and Rice University (all NCAA) |
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