A stalemate between the new Chicago Sports Network and Comcast has been a static situation for Blackhawks fan and Xfinity customer Bailey Coleman. Literally. When the NHL season dawned this month without a carriage deal between her cable service and CHSN — the new TV home of the Hawks, Bulls and White Sox — the 25-year-old retail worker from Lake Zurich bought an antenna for her smart TV, but “trying to deal with it has been a nightmare.” “I’ve tried it on every TV, and I do get some channels on the antenna, but never the ones for the Blackhawks game,” Coleman said.
Comment on Column: Free TV could be the poison pill in the Chicago Sports Network’s impasse with Comcast — and a deal may take awhile
Phil Thompson, Chicago Tribune: Business
Sat, 10/19/2024 - 1:14pm
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