Bally Sports North

Regional sports network in the Upper Midwest and Minnesota

Television channel

Bally Sports North

Type| Regional sports network
Country| United States
Broadcast area| Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Network| Bally Sports
Headquarters| Minneapolis, Minnesota
Programming
Language(s)| English
Picture format| 720p (HDTV)
480i (SDTV)
Ownership
Owner| Diamond Sports Group
Parent| Sinclair Broadcast Group & Entertainment Studios Networks
Sister channels| WUCW
History
Launched| March 1, 1989 (1989-03-01)
Replaced| WCCO II
Former names| Midwest Sports Channel (1989–2001)
Fox Sports Net North (2001–2004)
FSN North (2004–2008)
Fox Sports North (2008–2021)
Links
Website| ballysports.com/north
Availability
(some events may air on overflow feed Bally Sports North Extra due to event conflicts)
Streaming media
Bally Sports app| www.ballysports.com/
(U.S. cable internet subscribers only; requires login from participating providers to stream content; some events may not be available due to league rights restrictions)
DirecTV Stream| Internet Protocol television

Bally Sports North is an American regional sports network owned by Diamond Sports Group, and operates as a Bally Sports affiliate. The channel broadcasts coverage of sporting events involving teams located in the Upper Midwest region, with a focus on professional and collegiate sports teams based in Minnesota.

The network maintains production studios and offices located in downtown Minneapolis, which are shared with production and office operations of Bally Sports Wisconsin, which formerly served as a subfeed of Fox Sports North until it was spun off into a separate channel in 2006.

Bally Sports North is available on cable providers throughout Minnesota, western Wisconsin, northern Iowa, North Dakota, and South Dakota; it is available nationwide on satellite via DirecTV.

## History[edit]

### Origins[edit]

See also: WCCO II

The channel originated sometime in 1982 as WCCO II, a local cable channel owned by Midwest Radio and Television (later Midwest Communications), and created as a project by CBS affiliate WCCO-TV (channel 4, now an owned-and-operated station of the network) that broadcast a slate of local and general entertainment programming.[1] On March 1, 1989,[2] it was relaunched as the Midwest Sports Channel. It was also the same year that the network would acquire rights to Twins broadcasts.[3]

MSC's main draws in its early days were games from the Minnesota Twins and Minnesota North Stars. The channel also served as an affiliate of SportsChannel America, filling much of its broadcast day with a mix of national programs and paid programming from the channel, and incorporated sports news tickers provided by the channel. MSC was largely considered a premium channel until the early 1990s, and did not even have full cable coverage in the Minneapolis–St. Paul metropolitan area until it was added by Continental Cablevision's St. Paul system on its expanded basic cable lineup in 1994.

During the North Stars' 1991 Stanley Cup Playoff run, Midwest Sports Channel declined to exercise an option to carry the North Stars' home games (as the SportsChannel America package which MSC carried did not include rights to in-market home games). Instead the North Stars cut a revenue-sharing deal with a group of 11 cable companies to televise the games as a pay-per-view events at a then very expensive price of $12.95 a game.[4]

The following season the North Stars parted ways with Midwest Sports Channel and instead signed a new contract with Prime Sports Midwest to televise 17 games out-of-market while in-market viewers would be offered the games on pay-per-view through the same revenue sharing agreement with local cable operators that was used for the previous season's playoffs. The price for these games were $9.95 each with an option to purchase the entire package at a reduced rate. Additionally, 25 games were televised on KMSP-TV.[5]

### Ownership changes and affiliation with FSN[edit]

Fox Sports North logo, 2012-2021

In 1992, CBS acquired the Midwest Sports Channel, through its purchase of Midwest Communications (which it previously had 47% ownership). For the 1992-93 season MSC once again televised some North Stars games, but the channel lost the broadcast rights permanently when the North Stars relocated to Dallas after the end of the season. MSC expanded its lineup of professional sports events in 1995, after it landed a television contract with the Minnesota Timberwolves to hold the regional cable rights to the team's games for the 95-96 season.

The following year, the Wisconsin Sports Network (a gametime-only network broadcasting Milwaukee Brewers and Bucks games), which had been owned by Time Warner Cable's Milwaukee franchise and Group W (whose corporate parent, Westinghouse, had just merged with CBS), was folded into MSC, giving the network a broader reach throughout the Midwest, in addition to the rights to the Brewers and Bucks contracts, and a sizeable stable of local outdoor programs. In 1997, the Midwest Sports Channel became an affiliate of the recently created Fox Sports Net.

Shortly after completing its merger with CBS, on June 10, 2000, Viacom announced that it would sell the Midwest Sports Channel and Baltimore-based regional sports network Home Team Sports.[6] On July 11, 2000, Comcast acquired the Midwest Sports Channel from CBS. News Corporation, which was a minority owner in the network and wanted to acquire the channel outright, attempted to block the deal,(as it would have been reworked into a Comcast SportsNet), filing a lawsuit on July 21 to stop the sale of MSC and Home Team Sports.[7][8] On September 7, 2000, as part of a settlement between the two companies, Comcast traded its equity interest in Midwest Sports Channel to News Corporation in exchange for exclusive ownership of Home Team Sports (which subsequently joined Comcast SportsNet as Comcast SportsNet Mid-Atlantic).[9] Through its existing content agreement with the channel, WCCO continued to broadcast a replay of its 10:00 p.m. newscast daily at 4:30 a.m. as an encore until the sale to Fox was finalized.

In 2000, MSC acquired the television rights to the Minnesota Wild, an NHL expansion team which began play that year; the deal was struck by Fox in May shortly before the lawsuit against Comcast was filed as part of its plans to start a Minnesota-based regional sports network.[10] With the acquisition of the Wild broadcasts, MSC adopted FSN-branded graphics, with announcers frequently using the phrase "...live on MSC, Fox Sports Net style" during its game broadcasts.

This culminated in the channel's official rebranding as Fox Sports Net North in April 2001, coinciding with the start of that year's Minnesota Twins season and the opening of American Family Field (Then named Miller Park) as the home stadium of the Milwaukee Brewers; the new branding was heavily promoted on-air, on billboards and on bus advertisements. One side effect to the rebranding were resulting reductions to the network's budget; Fox also let the contracts to some events expire, forcing the network to depend more on programming from FSN's national schedule (such as the National Sports Report and You Gotta See This!).

In October 2003, Minnesota Twins owner Carl Pohlad attempted to launch a competing regional sports network, to be named Victory Sports One, which would broadcast all Twins games as well as local college and high school sport events. The channel was also expected to carry a number of locally produced sports shows, the centerpiece of which would be Kent Hrbek Outdoors. Victory Sports One launched in November 2003, however the effort folded in May 2004 after six months due to financial and cable carriage issues; after VS1 ceased operations, Fox Sports Net North absorbed most of the channel's programming including the television rights to the Twins. As a result, Fox Sports Net launched a new "local fans first" initiative, launching the daily regional news program Minnesota Sports Report and adding regular broadcasts of high school sport events.

In April 2006, still lacking a local news program after CBS Sold the channel (the now-defunct Minnesota Sports Report originated from FSN West and FSN West 2's studios in Downtown Los Angeles), FSN North launched FSN Live, a first-of-its-kind program serving as both a sports news show, and a pre-game and post-game analysis program for the channel's game broadcasts. FSN Live is usually broadcast live and on-location from sports events televised by the channel, though FSN Live originates from the FSN North studios in Minneapolis whenever the focused team is playing on the road. Regardless of the origin of FSN Live, the pregame show usually features a preview of the game from the announcers and a pregame press conference by the head coach or manager. Meanwhile, the postgame show includes an interview with the player of the game, postgame analysis from the announcers and the head coach or manager's postgame press conference.

On April 4, 2007, FSN North spun off its Wisconsin subfeed into FSN Wisconsin (now Bally Sports Wisconsin), a separate channel carrying Milwaukee Brewers and Milwaukee Bucks games as well as other events sourced from its former parent channel. Wild broadcasts are available throughout Wisconsin. In 2009, FSN North rebranded as Fox Sports North as part of a network-wide rebranding of the Fox Sports regional networks.

On December 14, 2017, as part of a merger between both companies, The Walt Disney Company announced plans to acquire all 22 regional Fox Sports networks from 21st Century Fox, including YES Network. However, on June 27, 2018, the Justice Department ordered their divestment under antitrust grounds, citing Disney's ownership of ESPN. On May 3, 2019, Sinclair Broadcast Group and Entertainment Studios (through their joint venture, Diamond Holdings) bought Fox Sports Networks from The Walt Disney Company for $10.6 billion.[11] The deal closed on August 22, 2019, thus placing Fox Sports North in common ownership with neighboring Sinclair station WUCW in Minneapolis.[12] On November 17, 2020, Sinclair announced an agreement with casino operator Bally's Corporation to serve as a new naming rights partner for the FSN channels. Sinclair announced the new Bally Sports branding for the channels on January 27, 2021.[13] On March 31, 2021, coinciding with the 2021 Major League Baseball season, Fox Sports North was rebranded as Bally Sports North, resulting in 18 other Regional Sports Networks renamed Bally Sports in their respective regions.[14]

In the spring of 2021, Bally Sports North aired five Timberwolves games on WUCW, branded as "Bally Sports North Extra". This was the first time since the WFTC deal that any broadcaster regionally aired Timberwolves games over-the-air.[15]

In the spring of 2022, Bally Sports North aired two Twins games and a Wild game on WUCW.

### Bankruptcy[edit]

Further information: Diamond Sports Group § Bankruptcy

On February 15, 2023, Diamond Sports Group, the owner of Bally Sports Great Lakes, failed to make a $140 million interest payment, instead opting for a 30-day grace period to make the payment.[16] On March 14, 2023, Diamond Sports Group filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.[17]

During its bankruptcy, Diamond missed a payment to the Minnesota Twins.[18] On April 5, 2023, Major League Baseball, on behalf of the Twins, filed an emergency motion asking the bankruptcy judge to order Diamond to pay the Twins fully or give its media rights back to the MLB. Diamond argued that because of cord-cutting the contract rate for the media rights of the teams was too high. A hearing on the matter was set for May 31, 2023.[19] As an interim, on April 19, the bankruptcy judge ordered Diamond Sports to pay 50% of what the Twins were owed.[20] On June 1, 2023, after a two day long hearing, the bankruptcy judge ordered Diamond to pay the Twins fully within five days.[21]

## Programming[edit]

Bally Sports North holds the exclusive regional cable television rights to Major League Baseball from the Minnesota Twins (having aired the team's games since 1989, and exclusive rights since 2011),[22] NBA games from the Minnesota Timberwolves (since 1995), and NHL games from the Minnesota Wild (since 2000). They also air WNBA games from the Minnesota Lynx and AHL games from the Iowa Wild as well. The channel also broadcasts NCAA Division I collegiate sporting events from the Minnesota Golden Gophers and the North Dakota Fighting Hawks. Finally Bally Sports North airs Minnesota Vikings related material though it is limited to a pregame show airing on NFL Sundays a couple of hours before the game as well as replays of preseason action.

Bally Sports North also distributes some of its programming to Bally Sports Wisconsin, including a reduced schedule of Minnesota Wild games and competitions sanctioned by the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA). Due to blackout restrictions imposed by Major League Baseball and the NBA, Bally Sports North is not permitted to broadcast Milwaukee Brewers and Milwaukee Bucks games televised by Bally Sports Wisconsin.

### Other Programming[edit]

Fox Sports North also aired outdoor programming under the FSN Outdoors banner. This included fishing and hunting action. Also included is a portion of the national schedule which includes the World Poker Tour as well as repeats of earlier national events on other Fox Sports branded channels.

### Bally Sports North Extra[edit]

Bally Sports North operates Bally Sports North Extra as a 24-hour full-time HD channel that is used to carry additional programming including overflow live sports programming. Most providers carry the channel full-time, though some opt to carry it as a game-time only channel.[23] Beginning in April 2021, Bally Sports North has been using Sinclair-owned WUCW as a third overflow channel to accommodate several dates when all three professional sports teams are scheduled to play at the same time. These broadcasts are branded as  Bally Sports Extra on The CW Twin Cities. For subscribers in the team's territories unable to access WUCW, these games will be offered on the Bally Sports app.[24]

### Former Programming[edit]

Bally Sports North previously had the right to the Minnesota United FC of Major League Soccer. It has carried telecasts of College Football and Basketball games from the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC). Additionally, it aired Minnesota Golden Gophers ice hockey games,[25] as well as college hockey games from the National Collegiate Hockey Conference schools the Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs and the St. Cloud State Huskies.

## On-air staff[edit]

### Current[edit]

#### Minnesota Timberwolves[edit]

* Michael Grady – play-by-play announcer
* Jim Petersen – analyst
* Katie Storm – courtside reporter
* Marney Gellner – pregame/postgame host
* Rebekkah Brunson – pregame/postgame analyst
* Quincy Lewis – pregame/postgame analyst
* Kevin Lynch – pregame/postgame analyst

#### Minnesota Twins[edit]

* Cory Provus – play-by-play announcer
* Chris Vosters – fill-in play-by-play announcer
* Justin Morneau – analyst
* Jack Morris – analyst
* LaTroy Hawkins – analyst
* Anthony LaPanta – pregame/postgame host & fill-in play-by-play announcer
* Roy Smalley – pregame/postgame analyst
* Glen Perkins – pregame/postgame analyst
* Marney Gellner – on-field reporter
* Audra Martin – on-field reporter
* Katie Storm -- studio host
* Tim Laudner -- studio analyst

#### Minnesota Wild[edit]

* Anthony LaPanta – play-by-play announcer
* Ryan Carter – analyst
* Kevin Gorg – studio/rinkside analyst
* Wes Walz – studio analyst
* Tom Chorske – studio analyst
* Audra Martin – studio host

#### Minnesota Lynx[edit]

* Marney Gellner – Play-by-Play announcer
* Lea B Olson – analyst

#### Minnesota Vikings[edit]

(Preseason only)

* Paul Allen – play-by-play
* Pete Bercich – analyst
* Ben Leber – sideline reporter

#### Iowa Wild[edit]

* Joe O'Donnell – play-by-play

#### Other[edit]

* Ann Carroll – host/reporter

### Former[edit]

* Dick Bremer – Twins play-by-play announcer
* Tom Hanneman – studio host (deceased)
* Bert Blyleven – Twins analyst
* Jamie Hersch – Twins/Wild studio host (now at NHL Network)
* Greg Coleman – Vikings sideline reporter (retired)
* Dave Benz – Timberwolves play-by-play announcer
* Callum Williams – Minnesota United play-by-play (now at Apple TV)
* Kyndra de St. Aubin – Minnesota United analyst (now at Apple TV)
* Charlie Beattie – Minnesota United sideline reporter/analyst
* Doug McLeod – University of Minnesota Hockey play-by-play announcer
* Ben Clymer – University of Minnesota Hockey analyst

## References[edit]

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2. ^ "Major League Baseball team by team" (PDF). Broadcasting. March 6, 1989. Retrieved 7 April 2021.
3. ^ Shea, Stuart (2015). Calling the Game: Baseball Broadcasting from 1920 to the Present. Phoenix, AZ: Society for American Baseball Research, Inc. pp. 151–152. ISBN 978-1-933599-40-3. Retrieved 29 December 2017.
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5. ^ "Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota on October 4, 1991, p. 29". Star Tribune. Newspapers.com. October 4, 1991. Retrieved 2 April 2021.
6. ^ Judd Zulgad (May 12, 2000). "Broadcast Sports; Local teams could be interested in buying MSC". Star Tribune. The Star Tribune Company. Archived from the original on September 24, 2015. Retrieved April 7, 2015.
7. ^ Judd Zulgad (July 12, 2000). "Comcast agrees to buy MSC; Announced deal appears to be a setback for Fox Sports Net". Star Tribune. The Star Tribune Company. Archived from the original on September 24, 2015. Retrieved April 7, 2015.
8. ^ Linda Moss; R. Thomas Umstead (July 24, 2000). "Fox Sports Net Suing to Block HTS Sell-Off. (Home Team Sports)". Multichannel News. Cathers Business Information. Archived from the original on September 24, 2015. Retrieved April 7, 2015.
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11. ^ Littleton, Cynthia (3 May 2019). "Sinclair Clinches Disney-Regional Sports Networks Deal, Byron Allen Joins as Partner". Variety. Retrieved 2019-05-05.
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## External links[edit]

* Official website

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Bally Sports

* Diamond Sports Group (JV)
* Sinclair Broadcast Group
* Entertainment Studios

Owned RSNs|

| Current|

* Detroit
* Florida
* Great Lakes
* Indiana
* Kansas City
* Midwest
* New Orleans
* North
* Ohio
* Oklahoma
* San Diego
* SoCal
* South
* Southeast
* Southwest
* Sun
* West
* Wisconsin

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Defunct|

* Arizona

Affiliates|

| Current|

* Marquee Sports Network (JV between Sinclair and Cubs)
* MASN
* MSG/MSG Sportsnet
* Root Sports Northwest
* YES Network (Sinclair 20%)

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Defunct|

* AT&T SportsNet
* Pittsburgh
* Rocky Mountain

Other|

* Bally Sports app streaming service

Predecessors|

* Fox Sports Networks
* Prime Sports
* SportsChannel

Links to related articles

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Broadcast television in the Twin Cities region and Central Minnesota

This region includes the following cities: Minneapolis–Saint Paul
Saint Cloud
Alexandria
Redwood Falls
Brainerd
Bemidji
Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television

Full power|

* KTCA-TV (2.1 PBS, 2.2 MN Ch., 2.3 PBS/tptLIFE, 2.4 PBS Kids, 2.5 WX)
* WCCO-TV (4.1 CBS, 4.2 Start, 4.3 Dabl, 4.4 Fave)
* KSTP-TV (5.1 ABC, 5.5 Ion+, 5.7 H&I)
* KSTC-TV (5.2 Ind., 5.3 MeTV, 5.4 Get, 5.6 MeToons)
* WFTC (9.1 Fox UHF simulcast, 9.2 MNTV, 9.3 Movies!, 9.7 Fox WX)
* KMSP-TV (9.4 Buzzr, 9.5 Grio, 9.6 Catchy, 9.8 Story, 9.9 Fox, 9.10 MNTV VHF simulcast)
* KARE (11.1 NBC, 11.2 Court, 11.3/.7 Crime, 11.4 Quest, 11.5 Nest, 11.8 HSN)
* WUCW (23.1 CW, 23.2 Comet, 23.3 Charge!, 23.4 TBD, 23.5 REW, 23.6 ANT, 23.10 Comet H.264 simulcast)
* KPXM-TV (41.1 Ion, 41.2 Bounce, 41.3 Grit, 41.4 Mystery, 41.5 Laff, 41.6 Scripps, 41.7 JTV, 41.8 QVC)

Low power|

* K14RB-D (14.1 Text Info, 14.2/.4/.5 EWTN, 14.3 Local Catholic)
* KWJM-LD (15.1 Court TV, 15.2 Laff, 15.3 Grit, 15.4 JTV)
* KMWE-LD (17.1 TMD, 17.2 TXO, 17.4 SBN)
* KKTW-LD (19.1 Heartland, 19.2 Retro TV, 19.3 Rev'n, 19.4 Action Channel, 19.5 FAM, 19.6 Revival TV)
* WUMN-LD (21.1 UNI)
* KJNK-LD (25.1 TMD, 25.2 SBN, 25.3 Cozi, 25.4 Lx, 25.5 Ads, 25.6 Get)
* K33LN-D (33.1 Bounce, 33.2 Mystery, 33.3 blank, 33.4 Shop LC, 33.5 Ads, 33.6 3ABN
* KMBD-LD (43.1 - silent)
* KHVM-LD (48.1 GCN)
* KTCJ-LD (50.1 Cornerstone)
* WDMI-LD (62.1 Daystar)

Outlying areas|

* KAWE / KAWB (9/22.1 PBS, 9/22.1 FNX, 9/22.3 Kids, 9/22.4 Create, 9/22.5 Plus, 9/22.6 MN Ch.)
* KWCM-TV (10.1 PBS, 10.2 Create, 10.3 MN Ch., 10.4 World, 10.5 PBS Kids)
* KCCW-TV (12.1 CBS, 12.2 Start, 12.3 Dabl, 12.4 Fave)
* WCMN-LD (13.1 Rel. Ind.)
* KFTC / K20NH-D (26.1 Fox, 26.2 MNTV, 26.3 Movies!)
* KSAX / KRWF (42/43.1 ABC, 42/43.2 Ind., 42/43.3 MeTV)

ATSC 3.0 digital|

* KTCI-TV (2.1 PBS, 2.2 MN Ch., 2.3 PBS/tptLIFE, 2.4 PBS Kids, 2.5 WX)
* WCMN-LD (13.1 Rel. Ind., St. Cloud–Sartell)
* WUCW (4.1 CBS, 5.1 ABC, 9.9 Fox, 11.1 NBC, 23.1 The CW)

Cable|

* Bally Sports North
* Midco Sports Network

Streaming|

* CBS News Minnesota

Defunct|

* K26AC 26 (Ind., Bemidji)
* K45AR 45 (Ind., Eagle Bend)
* KCCO-TV 7 (NBC/ABC/CBS, Alexandria)
* Prime Sports Upper Midwest
* WCCO II
* WTMS-CA 7 (ShopNBC/DS/Telefutura)

See also
Minnesota TV
Wisconsin TV
Selective TV, Inc.
UHF-TV Inc.

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Broadcast television in Eastern South Dakota and Southwest Minnesota, including Sioux Falls, Aberdeen, Brookings, Watertown, Mitchell, Yankton, and Pierre

Sioux Falls|

* KUSD-TV / KCSD-TV (2/23.1 PBS, 2/23.2 World, 2/23.3 Create, 2/23.4 PBS Kids, 2/23.5 SDPB Public Radio audio, 2/23.6 SDPB HD2 Classical audio)
* KTTW (7.1 TCT, 7.2 This, 7.3 SBN, 7.4 Laff, 7.5 Bounce, 7.6 Grit, 7.7 Ion+, 7.10 Quest)
* KELO-TV (11.1 CBS, 11.2 MNTV, 11.3 Ion, 11.4 CW+, 11.5 REW)
* KSFY-TV (13.1 ABC, 13.2 Outlaw, 13.3 MeTV, 13.4 Crime, 13.5 Start, 13.6 MeToons)
* KAUN-LD 25 (Retro)
* KCPO-LD 26 (Ind.)
* KSFL-TV 36 (YTA)
* KDLT-TV (46.1 NBC, 46.2 Fox, 46.3 The365, 46.4 Cozi, 46.5 Court)
* KSXF-LD 56 (silent)

Aberdeen/Watertown|

* KDLO-TV (3.1 CBS, 3.2 MNTV, 3.3 Ion, 3.4 CW+, 3.5 REW)
* KESD-TV / KDSD-TV (8.1/16.1 PBS, 8.2/16.2 World, 8.3/16.3 Create, 8.4/16.4 PBS Kids, 8.5/16.5 SDPB Public Radio audio, 8.6/16.6 SDPB HD2 Classical audio)

Pierre|

* KPRY-TV (4.1 ABC, 46.1 KDLT–NBC, 46.2 KDLT–Fox)
* KPLO-TV (6.1 CBS, 6.2 MNTV, 6.3 Ion, 6.4 CW+, 6.5 REW)
* KTSD-TV / KQSD-TV (10.1/11.1 PBS, 10.2/11.2 World, 10.3/11.3 Create, 10.4/11.4 PBS Kids, 10.5/11.5 SDPB Public Radio audio, 10.6/11.6 SDPB HD2 Classical audio)
* K32FW 32 (3ABN)

Other areas|

* KDLV-TV (5.1 NBC, 5.2 Fox, 13.1 ABC – Mitchell)
* KTTM (7.1 TCT, 7.2 This, 7.3 SBN, 7.4 Laff, 7.5 Bounce, 7.6 Grit, 7.7 Ion+, 7.10 Quest – Huron)
* KRNE-TV (12.1 PBS, 12.2 NET2, 12.3 Create, 12.4 PBS Kids – Merriman, NE)
* KSMN (20.1 PBS, 20.2 Create, 20.3 MN Ch., 20.4 World, 20.5 PBS Kids – Worthington, MN)

Cable channels|

* KELOLand Weather Now
* Midco Sports Network
* Bally Sports North

Defunct stations|

* KABY-TV (9.1 ABC, 9.2 CW+)
* K35FJ 20 (TBN)
* K53EG 53 (Daystar)

See also
Rapid City/Western SD
Sioux City, IA
Minneapolis–Saint Paul, MN
Bismarck/Central & Western ND
Fargo/Grand Forks, ND

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Broadcast television in the Red River Valley region of Eastern North Dakota and Northwestern Minnesota, including Fargo–Moorhead and Grand Forks

Fargo–Moorhead|

* KRDK-TV / K22OG-D / K25LY-D (4.1 Cozi/BEK Sports/NewsNet/MNTV, 4.2 BEK Sports Plus+, 4.3 Grit, 4.4 Mystery, 4.5 Bounce, 4.6 Laff, 4.7 Comet, 4.8 Court, 4.9 Quest, 4.10 Get, 4.11 Scripps News, 4.12 JTV)
* WDAY-TV (6.1 ABC, 6.2 Crime, 6.3 Ind., 6.4 Ion, 6.5 Defy, 6.6 TrueReal)
* KVLY-TV (11.1 NBC, 11.2 CBS, 11.3 MeTV, 11.4 The365)
* KFME (13.1 PBS, 13.2 World/Lifelong, 13.3 MN Ch., 13.4 PBS Kids)
* KVRR (15.1 Fox, 15.2 ANT)
* K15MR-D (19.1 Ads)
* KNGF (27.1 BEK Sports, 27.2 BEK Sports Plus+ E, 27.3 BEK Sports Plus+ W, 27.4 NewsNet)
* KXJB-LD / K28MA-D (30.1/28.1 CBS, 30.2/28.2 CW+, 30.3/28.3 H&I, 30.4/28.4 REW)
* KFGX-LD (35)

Grand Forks|

* KGFE / KCGE-DT (2.1/16.1 PBS, 2.2/16.2 World/Lifelong, 2.3/16.3 MN Ch., 2.4/16.4 PBS Kids)
* KRDK-TV (4.1 Cozi/BEK Sports/NewsNet/MNTV, 4.2 BEK Sports Plus+, 4.3 Grit, 4.4 Mystery, 4.5 Bounce, 4.6 Laff, 4.7 Comet, 4.8 Court, 4.9 Quest, 4.10 Get, 4.11 FNX, 4.12 JTV)
* WDAZ-TV (8.1 ABC, 8.2 Crime, 8.3 Ind., 8.4 Ion, 8.5 Defy, 8.6 TrueReal)
* KBRR (10.1 Fox, 10.2 ANT)
* KVLY-TV (11.1 NBC, 11.2 CBS, 11.3 MeTV, 11.4 The365(soon))
* K18NT-D (17.1 3ABN, 17.2 Proclaim!, 17.3 D2D, 17.4 Latino, 17.5 Radio, 17.6 Radio Latino, 17.7 Radio 74)
* KNGF (27.1 BEK Sports, 27.2 BEK Sports Plus+ E, 27.3 BEK Sports Plus+ W, 27.4 NewsNet)
* K30LR-D (30.1 CBS, 30.2 CW+, 30.3 H&I, 30.4 REW)
* K31MP-D (31 Silent)

Outlying areas|

* KJRR / KNRR (7.1/12.1 Fox, 7.2/12.2 ANT \- Jamestown/Pembina–Winnipeg)
* K08QE-D (8.1 PBS, 8.2 Create, 8.3 MN Ch., 8.4 World, 8.5 PBS Kids \- Fergus Falls)
* K25MW-D / K24MS-D / W32EG-D (9.1 PBS, 9.2 FNX, 9.3 Kids, 9.4 Create, 9.5 Plus, 9.6 MN \- Roseau / Baudette / Williams)
* KJRE / KMDE (19.1/25.1 PBS, 19.2/25.2 World/Lifelong, 19.3/25.3 MN Ch., 19.4/25.4 PBS Kids \- Ellendale–Jamestown/Devils Lake)

Defunct|

* KNOX-TV (10 ABC/NBC, Grand Forks)
* KCND-TV (12 ABC/NBC, Pembina–Winnipeg)
* KCPM (27.1 MNTV, 27.2 Retro, 27.3 YTA, Grand Forks)
* KXJC-LP (35 CBS, Grand Forks)
* UND Sports Network

Cable channels|

* Midco Sports Network
* Bally Sports North

See also
Manitoba TV
Eastern SD TV
Central & Western ND TV

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Broadcast television in Central and Western North Dakota, including Bismarck, Mandan, Minot, Dickinson and Williston

Bismarck–Mandan|

* KBME-TV (3.1 PBS, 3.2 World/Lifelong, 3.3 MN, 3.4 PBS Kids)
* KFYR-TV (5.1 NBC, 5.2 Fox, 5.3 MeTV, 5.4 Circle, 5.5 Quest)
* KXMB-TV (12.1 CBS, 12.2 CW+, 12.3 Laff, 12.4 Mystery)
* KXBK-LD (15.1 Shop LC, 15.2 QVC, 15.3 JTV)
* KBMY (17.1 ABC, 17.2 Crime, 17.3 MNTV, 17.4 Ion, 17.5 Defy, 17.6 Court)
* KNDB (26.1 H&I / BEK Prime / NewsNet, 26.2 BEK Sports Plus, 26.3 Grit, 26.4 Cozi, 26.5 Bounce, 26.6 Quest, 26.7 Comet, 26.8 Get, 26.9 Court, 26.10 Buzzr, 26.11 Scripps News, 26.12 JTV)
* K35PO-D (35)
* K43JQ-D (43.1 EICB)

Minot|

* KSRE (6.1 PBS, 6.2 World/Lifelong, 6.3 MN, 6.4 PBS Kids)
* KMOT (10.1 NBC, 10.2 Fox, 10.3 MeTV, 10.4 Circle, 10.5 Quest)
* KXMC-TV (13.1 CBS, 13.2 CW+, 13.3 Laff, 13.4 Mystery)
* KMCY (14.1 ABC, 14.2 Crime, 14.3 MNTV, 14.4 Ion, 14.5 Defy, 14.6 Court)
* K21GQ-D 21 (Hillsong)
* KNDM (24.1 H&I / BEK Prime / NewsNet, 24.2 BEK Sports Plus, 24.3 Grit, 24.4 Cozi, 24.5 Bounce, 24.6 Quest, 24.7 Comet, 24.8 Get, 24.9 Court, 24.10 Buzzr, 24.11 Scripps News, 24.12 JTV)
* K42IM-D (42.1 EICB)

Dickinson|

* KXMA-TV (2.1 CW+, 2.2 CBS, 2.3 Laff, 2.4 Mystery)
* KQCD-TV (7.1 NBC, 7.2 Fox, 7.3 MeTV, 7.4 Circle, 7.5 Quest)
* KDSE (9.1 PBS, 9.2 World/Lifelong, 9.3 MN, 9.4 PBS Kids)
* K28QT-D (28)

Williston|

* KWSE (4.1 PBS, 4.2 World/Lifelong, 4.3 MN, 4.4 PBS Kids)
* KUMV-TV (8.1 NBC, 8.2 Fox, 8.3 MeTV, 8.4 Circle, 8.5 Quest)
* KXMD-TV (11.1 CBS, 11.2 CW+, 11.3 Laff, 11.4 Mystery)
* K20PB-D (20)
* K28QQ-D (40)

Cable channels|

* Midco Sports Network

Defunct|

* K46DY 46 (TBN)

See also

Fargo/Grand Forks
Glendive, MT
Rapid City/Western SD

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Broadcast television in Western South Dakota (West River), including Rapid City

Rapid City|

* KOTA-TV (3.1 ABC, 3.2 Outlaw(soon), 3.3 Crime, 7.1 Fox)
* KEVN-LD (3.1 ABC, 7.1 Fox)
* KBHE-TV (9.1 PBS, 9.2 World, 9.3 Create, 9.4 PBS Kids, 9.5 SDPB Public Radio audio, 9.6 SDPB HD2 Classical audio)
* KCLO-TV (15.1 CBS, 15.2 CW+, 15.3 Ion, 15.4 Mystery)
* KNBN (21.1 NBC, 21.2 MNTV)
* KHME (23.1 MeTV, 23.2 H&I, 23.3 Start, 23.4 Catchy, 23.5 Outlaw(soon))
* KKRA-LP (24.1 NBC, 24.2 MNTV)
* KWBH-LD (27.1 NBC, 27.2 MNTV)
* KRPC-LP 33 (silent)

Black Hills|

* KQME (5.1 MeTV, 5.2 H&I, 5.3 Start, 5.4 Catchy)
* KHSD-TV (7.1 Fox, 11.1 ABC, 11.2 Circle, 11.3 Crime)

Outlying areas|

* KSGW-TV (12.1 ABC, 12.2 Fox)
* KZSD-TV / KPSD-TV (8/13.1 PBS, 8/13.2 World, 8/13.3 Create, 8/13.4 PBS Kids, 8/13.5 SDPB Public Radio audio, 8/13.6 SDPB HD2 Classical audio)
* KCWY-DT 13 (NBC)

Cable channels|

* KELOLand Weather Now
* Midco Sports Network

Defunct|

* KJCW 7 (CBS, NBC)
* KRSD-TV 7/KDSJ-TV 5 (NBC, CBS)
* KCPL-LP 52 (UPN, Ind)

See also
Sioux Falls/Eastern SD
Billings, MT
Casper/Central WY
Bismarck/Central & Western ND

* v
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* e

Regional sports broadcasting in the United States

Fenway Sports Group|

* NESN
* SportsNet Pittsburgh

MSG Entertainment|

* MSG Network
* MSGSN
* MSG Western NY

NBC Sports Regional Networks|

* Bay Area
* Boston
* California
* Chicago
* Philadelphia
* SportsNet New York (part ownership)

Sinclair Broadcast Group|

* Nevada Sports Net
* Marquee Sports Network (part-ownership)
* YES Network (part-ownership)

Bally Sports|

* Detroit
* Miami
* Florida
* Sun
* Midwest
* Indiana
* Kansas City
* North
* Cleveland
* Ohio
* Great Lakes
* Southeast
* South
* Southwest
* Oklahoma
* New Orleans
* San Diego
* Los Angeles
* West
* SoCal
* Wisconsin

Spectrum Sports|

* Hawaii
* Kansas City
* Los Angeles
* Spectrum SportsNet
* SportsNet LA
* SportsNet New York (part ownership)

Gray Television|

* Arizona's Family Sports
* Peachtree Sports Network
* Silver State Sports & Entertainment Network

Independent|

* Altitude Sports
* BYU TV Sports
* Chicago Sports Network
* Cyclones.tv
* LFSN
* Longhorn Network
* MASN
* Monumental Sports Network
* Root Sports Northwest
* Space City Home Network
* Buckeye Cable Sports
* Midco Sports
* Nevada Sports Net
* Scripps Sports (local broadcast)
* SWX Right Now

* v
* t
* e

SportsChannel

Owned RSNs|

* Bay Area/Pacific
* Chicago
* Cincinnati
* Florida
* Los Angeles
* New York
* New England
* Ohio
* Philadelphia
* PRISM

Affiliate RSNs|

* Home Team Sports
* Midwest Sports Channel

Programming|

* American Basketball League
* Canadian Football League
* Ladies Pro Bowlers Tour
* Major Indoor Soccer League
* National Hockey League
* National Professional Soccer League
* NASCAR
* Premier League
* Pro Boxing Tour
* The Sportswriters on TV
* World Basketball League

| Professional wrestling|

* ECW Hardcore TV
* UWF Blackjack Brawl
* UWF Fury Hour
* Windy City Wrestling

|

Related television networks|

* Comcast SportsNet
* Fox Sports Net
* Bally Sports
* Hawkvision
* NewSport
* Prime Network
* PRISM
* Sportsvision
* Z Channel

Owners|

* Cablevision/Rainbow Media
* NBC

Related articles|

* Defunct television networks in the United States
* Regional sports network
* Sports Plus Network

* v
* t
* e

Prime Sports

Owned RSNs|

* Intermountain West
* KBL
* Midwest
* Northwest
* Rocky Mountain
* Southwest
* Upper Midwest
* West
* La Cadena Deportiva

Affiliate RSNs|

* Empire Sports Network
* Home Team Sports
* Midwest Sports Channel
* MSG Network
* New England Sports Network
* Pacific Sports Network/SportsChannel Pacific
* Pro-Am Sports System
* SportSouth
* Sunshine Network

Other Networks|

* NewSport
* Prime Sports Showcase

International
Premier Sports
Prime Deportiva
Prime Sports (Asia)
TopSport

Programming|

* American Professional Soccer League
* American Speed Association
* ARCA stock car series
* Arena Football League
* Body by Jake
* Budweiser Championship Boxing
* Continental Indoor Soccer League
* Copa América
* Ladies Pro Bowlers Tour
* Major Indoor Lacrosse League
* Major League Baseball
* NASCAR Winston West Series
* National Hockey League
* Premier League
* NCAA football
* USARacing
* World Championship Wrestling

Related television networks|

* Fox Sports Net
* Bally Sports
* QVC
* SportsChannel
* Sports Time
* Time Warner Cable SportsNet

Owners|

* Bill Daniels/Tele-Communications Inc.
* Liberty Media

Related articles|

* Defunct television networks in the United States
* Regional sports network
* Timeshare

* v
* t
* e

Fox Sports Networks

* Diamond Sports Group (JV)
* Sinclair Broadcast Group
* Allen Media Group

Owned RSNs|

* Arizona
* Carolinas
* Detroit
* Florida
* Houston
* Indiana
* Kansas City
* Midwest
* New Orleans
* North
* Ohio
* Oklahoma
* Prime Ticket
* San Diego
* South
* Southeast
* Southwest
* SportsTime Ohio
* Sun
* Tennessee
* West
* Wisconsin

Affiliates|

* AT&T SportsNet
* Northwest
* Pittsburgh
* Rocky Mountain
* Utah
* BayTV
* Comcast SportsNet
* Bay Area
* California
* Chicago
* New England
* Philadelphia
* Empire Sports Network
* Fox Sports Net Chicago
* Marquee Sports Network
* MASN & MASN2
* MSG Network/MSG Sportsnet
* NESN
* WBIS/S+
* Wisconsin Sports Channel
* YES Network

Other|

* Fox College Sports
* Atlantic
* Central
* Pacific
* Fox Sports Go streaming service

Related|

* Bally Sports
* Prime Sports
* SportsChannel

* v
* t
* e

Sinclair Broadcast Group

Broadcast
TV stations|

Sorted by primary channel network affiliations

ABC|

* KAEF-TV
* KATU
* KATV
* KDNL-TV
* KHGI-TV / KWNB-TV
* KOMO-TV
* KRCR-TV
* KTUL
* KTVO
* KTXS-TV / KTXE-LD
* KVII-TV / KVIH-TV
* WATM-TV
* WBMA-LD
* WCHS-TV
* WCTI-TV
* WEAR-TV
* WGTU / WGTQ 1
* WHAM-TV 1
* WICD
* WICS
* WKEF
* WJLA-TV
* WLOS
* WPDE-TV
* WSET-TV
* WSYX
* WTVC
* WXLV-TV

CBS|

* KBAK-TV
* KBOI-TV
* KDBC-TV
* KEYE-TV
* KFDM
* KGAN
* KHQA-TV
* KIMA-TV / KEPR-TV
* KLEW-TV
* KRCG
* KTVL
* KUTV
* KVAL-TV / KCBY-TV / KPIC
* WGFL 1
* WGME-TV
* WHP-TV
* WKRC-TV
* WPEC
* WRGB
* WSBT-TV
* WTVH 1
* WWMT

The CW|

* KECA-LD
* KFRE-TV
* KUNS-TV
* KVCW
* KYUU-LD
* WBSF 1
* WBUI 1
* WCWF
* WCWN
* WFLI-TV 1
* WLFL
* WNUV 1
* WPNT
* WSTM-DT2
* WSWB 1
* WTTO / WDBB
* WTVX
* WUCW
* WVTV
* WWHO 1

Fox|

* KABB
* KBFX-CD
* KBVU 1
* KCVU 1
* KDSM-TV
* KFOX-TV
* KFXL-TV
* KMPH-TV
* KOKH-TV
* KPTH
* KPTM
* KRXI-TV
* KSAS-TV / KAAS-TV / KOCW
* KSCC
* WACH
* WBFF
* WEMT 1
* WFXL
* WGXA
* WLUK-TV
* WMSN-TV
* WOLF-TV 1
* WPFO 1
* WPGH-TV
* WRLH-TV
* WRSP-TV / WCCU 1
* WSMH
* WTAT-TV 1
* WTGS
* WUHF
* WUTV
* WWCP-TV
* WYDO 1
* WZTV

NBC|

* KECI-TV / KCFW-TV / KTVM-TV / KDBZ-CD
* KMTR / KMCB / KTCW 1
* KRNV-DT 1
* KSNV
* WCYB-TV
* WEYI-TV 1
* WJAC-TV
* WJAR
* WNBW-DT 1
* WNWO-TV
* WOAI-TV
* WPBN-TV / WTOM-TV
* WPMI-TV 1
* WSTM-TV
* WTOV-TV
* WTWC-TV

MyNetworkTV|

* KMYU
* KNSN-TV 1
* KRVU-LD / KZVU-LD
* WABM
* WCIV
* WFGX
* WMYV
* WNYO-TV
* WQMY 1
* WRDC
* WSTR-TV 1
* WTCN-CD
* WTVZ-TV
* WUXP-TV
* WVTV-DT2 2

Spanish|

Azteca
WWHB-CD
Univision
KEUV-LD
KUCO-LD
KUNP
KUNW-CD / KVVK-CD / KORX-CA
UniMás
KKTF-LD

Other
stations|

Antenna TV
KXVU-LD
WYME-CD1
Comet
KTES-LD
Dabl
KBTV-TV 1
KFXA 1
KMEG 1
KMTW 1
KMYS 1
WMYA-TV 1
WNAB 1
WRGT-TV 1
WWMB 1
Catchy Comedy
WVAH-TV 1
TBD
KENV-DT 1
KXVO 1
WDCO-CD / WIAV-CD
WHOI
WTTE 1
WUTB 1
Ind.
KJZZ-TV
WJTC 1
KOCB

Defunct|

* KTOV-LP
* KXPX-LP
* WCGV-TV

Channels|

| Subchannel
networks|

* Charge!
* Comet
* TBD
* The Nest

Defunct
American Sports Network

|

Cable channels|

* Bally Sports Regional NetworksJV
* Bally Sports app
* Marquee Sports NetworkJV
* Tennis Channel
* Tennis (magazine)
* WJLA 24/7 News (DC metro)
* YES NetworkJV [20%]

Defunct
Stadium College SportsJV

Streaming services|

* NewsONJV

Programming|

News
Full Measure w/ Sharyl Attkisson
The National Desk

Defunct
Circa News
KidsClick
News Central
Ring of Honor Wrestling

Acquisitions|

* Act III Broadcasting
* Allbritton Communications
* Barrington Broadcasting
* Bonten Media Group
* Dielectric Communications
* Fisher Communications
* Four Points Media Group
* Fox Sports Networks
* Freedom Communications
* Guy Gannett Communications
* Heritage Media
* Newport Television
* River City Broadcasting

* 1 Operated by Sinclair under an LMA.
* 2 Formerly separately licensed as WCGV-TV and merged with WVTV's spectrum, but remains on its former channel number as a separate station
* JV Joint Venture

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NHL on SportsChannel America

Related programs|

* NHL on NBC
* Hockey Night in Canada
* IHL on Prime Network

Related articles|

* Hawkvision
* History of the NHL on United States television
* 1980s
* 1990s
* Stanley Cup Finals television ratings

| Affiliated networks|

* Home Team Sports
* Midwest Sports Channel
* Prime Network
* PRISM
* SportsChannel Chicago
* SportsChannel New England
* SportsChannel New York
* SportsChannel Pacific
* SportsChannel Philadelphia

|

Commentators|

* All-Star Game
* Stanley Cup Finals
* American television

| Commentators by team|

* Chicago Blackhawks
* Hartford Whalers
* New Jersey Devils
* New York Islanders
* Philadelphia Flyers
* San Jose Sharks

|

Key figures|

| Play-by-play announcers|

* Mike Emrick
* Pat Foley
* Steve Grad
* Randy Hahn
* Dave Hodge
* John Kelly
* Jiggs McDonald
* Rick Peckham
* Jeff Rimer
* Joe Starkey
* Gary Thorne
* Ken Wilson

|

Color commentators|

* Bruce Affleck
* Herb Brooks
* Gerry Cheevers
* Bill Clement
* John Davidson
* Don Edwards
* John Kelly
* Craig Laughlin
* Dave Maloney
* Peter McNab
* Joe Micheletti
* Denis Potvin
* Pete Stemkowski
* Dale Tallon
* Ed Westfall

Studio hosts and analysts|

* Mike Breen
* Stan Fischler
* Dave Maloney
* Bob Papa
* Denis Potvin
* Leandra Reilly
* Lee Zeidman

CBC playoff feeds|

* Steve Armitage
* Don Cherry
* Bob Cole
* Chris Cuthbert
* John Garrett
* Dick Irvin Jr.
* Ron MacLean
* Harry Neale
* Jim Peplinski
* Don Wittman

Stanley Cup Finals|

* 1989
* 1990
* 1991
* 1992

All-Star Game|

* 1989
* 1991 (rebroadcast third period from NBC's coverage)

| Related events|

* National Hockey League All-Star Skills Competition

|

NHL Entry Draft|

* 1989
* 1990
* 1991
* 1992

Seasons by team|

| Chicago Blackhawks|

* 1988–89
* 1989–90
* 1990–91
* 1991–92

|

Hartford Whalers|

* 1988–89
* 1989–90
* 1990–91
* 1991–92

New Jersey Devils|

* 1988–89
* 1989–90
* 1990–91
* 1991–92

New York Islanders|

* 1988–89
* 1989–90
* 1990–91
* 1991–92

Philadelphia Flyers|

* 1989–90
* 1990–91
* 1991–92

San Jose Sharks|

* 1991–92

* v
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NHL on Fox

Related
programs|

* 1996 World Cup of Hockey (FX)

Related
articles|

* History of the NHL on United States television
* 1990s
* Stanley Cup Finals television ratings

| Former Fox Sports Networks|

* Arizona (Arizona Coyotes)
* Bay Area (now NBC Sports Bay Area, San Jose Sharks)
* Chicago (defunct, Chicago Blackhawks)
* Detroit (Detroit Red Wings)
* Florida (Florida Panthers)
* Midwest (St. Louis Blues)
* North (Minnesota Wild)
* Ohio (Columbus Blue Jackets)
* Carolinas (Carolina Hurricanes)
* Tennessee (Nashville Predators)
* Southwest (Dallas Stars)
* West (Los Angeles Kings)
* MSG Plus (New Jersey Devils & New York Islanders)
* Prime Ticket (Anaheim Ducks)
* Sun Sports (Tampa Bay Lightning)
* SportSouth (formerly Atlanta Thrashers, Nashville Predators)

|

On-screen graphics|

* FoxBox
* FoxTrax

Commentators|

* All-Star Game
* Stanley Cup Finals
* American television

Key figures|

| Play-by-play announcer|

* Kenny Albert
* Mike Emrick
* Pat Foley
* Randy Hahn
* Rick Jeanneret
* John Kelly
* Mike Lange
* Josh Lewin
* Jiggs McDonald
* Bob Miller
* Howie Rose
* Sam Rosen
* Dick Stockton
* Dave Strader

|

Color commentators|

* Terry Crisp
* John Davidson
* Mike Eruzione
* Jim Fox
* Gary Green
* Brian Hayward
* Joe Micheletti
* Peter McNab
* Greg Millen
* Denis Potvin
* Daryl Reaugh
* Mickey Redmond
* Pete Stemkowski
* Craig Simpson
* Paul Steigerwald

Studio hosts/analysts
& ice-level reporters|

* James Brown
* Terry Crisp
* Suzy Kolber
* Dave Maloney
* Craig Simpson

Music|

* Scott Schreer
* "On a Day Like Today" (Bryan Adams Song)

Stanley Cup Finals|

* 1995 (Games 1, 4)
* 1996 (Games 1, 3)
* 1997 (Game 1)
* 1998 (Game 1)
* 1999 (Games 1, 2, 5)

All-Star Game|

* 1996
* 1997
* 1998
* 1999

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