Eight months after launching, the Chicago Sports Network will finally hit the airwaves on Comcast, but it’s going to cost subscribers more to watch the White Sox, Bulls and Blackhawks.

What made Comcast, the dominant TV provider in the area, agree to end its blackout of CHSN after more than eight months? It certainly wasn’t the teams’ play.

C HICAGO – About eight months after launching, Chicago Sports Network (CHSN) has reached an agreement with Comcast Xfinity. Chicago White Sox, Bulls and Blackhawks games will be available to ...

Chicago Sports Network and Comcast announced a carriage agreement that put the network on the cable provider’s Xfinity system Friday. The deal ended a blackout of more than eight months that ...

The Chicago Sports Network will finally be available on Chicagoland's main cable provider, according to reports. CHSN is expected to launch on Comcast via Xfinity's Ultimate tier on Friday, the ...

Comcast is charging $19.20 per month in the Chicago area for its regional sports network fee, which appears as a line item on the bill for the most popular cable subscription packages.

The Chicago Sports Network issued a statement Saturday to local sports fans worried about its ongoing carriage dispute with Comcast, claiming it has made an offer with a “substantial reduction ...

— Chicago Sports Network (@CHSN__) October 11, 2024 Comcast and CHSN are expected to reach an agreement at some point. Whether that comes before Friday’s Blackhawks game broadcast is yet to be ...

The Chicago Sports Network finally hit the airwaves Friday on Comcast, but it’s going to cost subscribers more to watch the White Sox, Bulls and Blackhawks.

— Chicago Sports Network PR (@CHSN_Media) June 6, 2025 For those who do not have Comcast Xfinity, CHSN will still be available on DirecTV, DirecTV Stream, Fubo and RCN/Astound.