CHSN President reveals stunning statement and calls out Comcast, NBC Sports and more
In a recent update, CHSN president Jason Coyle revealed that Comcast refuses to negotiate with the new network over a carriage agreement.
Coyle explained with several reporters that the Sports Network has made two offers to Comcast and Xfinity then have not received any offers in return. The president even explains that his network would be willing to take a significant fee reduction compared to what Comcast paid NBC but this has not changed their stance.
The growing debacle has been a thorn in Blackhawks and soon to be Chicago Bulls fans sides as the network continues to struggle to send out its reach to its fanbases and continues to have technological challenges as many TV owners do not own the equipment to reach the network which has been over the air antennas.
In brighter news, CHSN revealed they're close to landing a deal with Fubo which is a streaming service on the web.
Coyle also explains at the company has built a direct-to-consumer app which may be the largest hurdle that is blocking a Comcast CHSN deal as this encourages people to cut their cords to their cable television and only use an app-based program.
Coyle appears to be ready to strike a deal with Comcast and is eagerly waiting for the network to respond to his requests and agreements.
It's becoming clear that the Blackhawks organization along with chairman Danny Wirtz is very disappointed on how this has rolled out and understands that this will impact their bottom line when it comes to ticket sales and to merchandise sales.
He also understands that it's impacting his fan base as they're finding it increasingly difficult to watch their games.
Here's hoping that a solution can be found as soon as possible.
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OCTOBRE 20 | 130 ANSWERS CHSN President reveals stunning statement and calls out Comcast, NBC Sports and more Will CHSN find a way to fix their issues with their service? | ||
| Yes - they will find a way | 44 | 33.8 % |
| No - Fans will continue to endure misery | 86 | 66.2 % |
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