Since its launch last year, CHSN, which broadcasts the White Sox, Bulls, and Blackhawks, has been unable to reach a carriage agreement with Comcast, leaving the network dark for many in the region.

CHSN’s Comcast negotiations present urgent dilemma as fans’ wrath grows CHSN’s negotiations, Landon Slaggert’s extension, Connor Bedard’s possession: Blackhawks thoughts ...

Before the Chicago Blackhawks' loss, CHSN's president bristled at Comcast's talking points during stalled negotiations: "We don’t want people to cut the cord. It’s not in our interest." ...

CHSN may need to think outside the Comcast cable box with Bulls and Blackhawks done and White Sox struggling Robert Channick, Chicago Tribune Sat, Apr 19, 2025 · 5 min read ...

Comcast is accustomed to being yelled at, cursed at and thoroughly tongue-lashed. It delivers its customers internet, phone, TV and frustration. If you can reach a real person, Comcast is also ...

CHSN wants fans to “demand” Comcast carry their teams, but that’s not going to happen. Show co-host Mike Mulligan put the blame squarely on Comcast and asked why the company was denying ...

CHSN wants fans to “demand” Comcast carry their teams, but that’s not going to happen. Show co-host Mike Mulligan put the blame squarely on Comcast and asked why the company was denying ...

Comcast is the largest pay-TV provider in the Chicago area, and CHSN is the new television home for the NHL’s Chicago Blackhawks, NBA’s Chicago Bulls and MLB’s Chicago White Sox.

While CHSN aspires to be accessible to a broad audience via Comcast's basic package tiers, Comcast has so far balked, proposing instead to place the channel on its most expensive programming tier.

A Comcast subscriber whose older TV was not equipped to receive the digital over-the-air broadcasts, Hedstrom bought a new receiver — at CHSN’s advice — to go with his antenna, and was able ...

CHSN is the local television home of the Chicago Bulls, Chicago Blackhawks, and Chicago White Sox. CHSN, which essentially replaced NBC Sports Chicago on Oct. 1, has endured a contentious rollout.