09-23-2012 8:34 PM
09-23-2012 8:34 PM
I HAVE A QUESTION, I ASKED THIS BEFORE LAST YEAR AND NOTHING WAS SAID, SO I WAITED,,, ON OCTOBER 1ST 2012 WHICH IS ON MONDAY,, COMCAST SPORTS NET HOUSTON WILL START.. MOVING THE ROCKETS AND ASTROS TO THE NETWORK..... DOES ANYONE KNOW IF ATT UVERSE WILL GET THAT CHANNEL AND WEHAT CHANNEL WILL IT BE ON
THANK YOU
10-15-2012 8:18 PM
10-15-2012 8:18 PM
Not being up front? The way sports teams change channels now days it's hard to keep up with who is playing where. If the Rockets and Astro's hadn't decide to bolt from Fox Sports Houston it wouldn't be an issue. However they have gone to a different channel that is not as widely carried now. So the agent that told you that more than likely doesn't even realize that they have moved to a different channel.
10-22-2012 1:51 PM
10-22-2012 1:51 PM
Does anyone know if you can trade the Longhorn Network for Comcast Sports Net Houston? Seriously, its stupid you can't watch the home team.
10-29-2012 1:59 PM
10-29-2012 1:59 PM
Why hasn't this deal gotten done? I'm gonna drop UVerse like a rock if I can't watch the Rockets starting on wednesday!
10-29-2012 5:07 PM
10-29-2012 5:07 PM
10-29-2012 7:11 PM
10-29-2012 7:11 PM
@Ish Kabibble wrote:
I would trade you the Longhorn channel for the gum on the bottom of your shoe.
We all understand you don't want the Longhorn network, but what does that have to do with Comcast Sports Net Houston.
You've also wanted the Pac-12 and the TWC Lakers network, so are you even in an area that will get the games?
10-30-2012 1:38 AM
10-30-2012 1:38 AM
10-31-2012 6:13 AM
10-31-2012 6:13 AM
I wanted to register my disappointment that a deal has not been reached.
Not being able to get local sports teams when I pay as much as I do a month is not acceptable.
10-31-2012 6:15 AM
10-31-2012 6:15 AM
@Bug_1 wrote:
I wanted to register my disappointment that a deal has not been reached.
Not being able to get local sports teams when I pay as much as I do a month is not acceptable.
Contact Comcast SportsNet Houston.
http://blog.chron.com/ultimaterockets/2012/10/comcast-providers-yet-to-reach-deals-on-rockets-games/
10-31-2012 9:30 AM
10-31-2012 9:30 AM
Looks to me like Comcast is overvaluing their product. Considering games will be blacked out outside of Houston the price they are wanting must be extremely high for the so called "big boys" to have not reached a deal yet.
10-31-2012 10:36 AM
10-31-2012 10:36 AM
@oufanindallas wrote:
Looks to me like Comcast is overvaluing their product. Considering games will be blacked out outside of Houston the price they are wanting must be extremely high for the so called "big boys" to have not reached a deal yet.
That's true for the Rockets' basketball games; however, this channel will also have the Houston Astros baseball games. All of Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas and part of New Mexico are in the Astros' territory. Thus, their games will not be subject to blackout in those areas.
10-31-2012 4:31 PM
10-31-2012 4:31 PM
@texasguy37 wrote:
@oufanindallas wrote:
Looks to me like Comcast is overvaluing their product. Considering games will be blacked out outside of Houston the price they are wanting must be extremely high for the so called "big boys" to have not reached a deal yet.
That's true for the Rockets' basketball games; however, this channel will also have the Houston Astros baseball games. All of Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas and part of New Mexico are in the Astros' territory. Thus, their games will not be subject to blackout in those areas.
You mean Houston has a baseball team?
10-31-2012 6:24 PM
10-31-2012 6:24 PM
@oufanindallas wrote:
@texasguy37 wrote:
@oufanindallas wrote:
Looks to me like Comcast is overvaluing their product. Considering games will be blacked out outside of Houston the price they are wanting must be extremely high for the so called "big boys" to have not reached a deal yet.
That's true for the Rockets' basketball games; however, this channel will also have the Houston Astros baseball games. All of Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas and part of New Mexico are in the Astros' territory. Thus, their games will not be subject to blackout in those areas.
You mean Houston has a baseball team?
A minor league in Sugar Land and apparently a farm league for the Yankees called the "Astros".
10-31-2012 9:31 PM
10-31-2012 9:31 PM
11-01-2012 3:52 AM
11-01-2012 3:52 AM
@Ish Kabibble wrote:
The Houston Astros are a young team with a brand new owner and a brand new stadium. They are moving to the American League where they might form a natural rivalry with the Texas Rangers. Since I live in Ohio Uverse getting Comcast Sportsnet does not matter to me. But for Astros fans it means a lot. For the apologists who rule this forum to belittle them is low even for them.
I'm well aware of who the Houston Astros are, and being a Ranger fan there is already a "friendly" in-state rivalry. Trust me, I would like nothing more than all these new sports networks to be added, but Comcast has no real incentive to keep the prices reasonable since they have overpaid for the exclusive rights. A big part of the blame goes to the Rockets and the Astros for not really caring about their fans and moving to a new network without any carriage agreements.
11-01-2012 6:08 AM
11-01-2012 6:08 AM
@Ish Kabibble wrote:
.... . the apologists who rule this forum ....
Sigh. Move along, nothing new to see here, folks.