Nuggets and Avs games returning to Comcast as deal ends Altitude blackout
Altitude Sports and Comcast have reached a new carriage agreement, Kroenke Sports and Entertainment announced Tuesday, ending a bitter contract dispute that caused local blackouts of Nuggets and Avalanche games dating back to September 2019.
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Altitude Sports is the television network owned and operated by KSE, the Denver-based owner of Ball Arena and the franchises that play there. The television network has a nine-state territory and covers most Nuggets, Avs and Colorado Mammoth games live.
Avalanche, Nuggets Back on TVs After Altitude and Comcast Deal
Altitude TV and Comcast have ended their five-year breakup and made things official: starting today, February 4, Colorado Avalanche and Denver Nuggets games will once again be available to Comcast customers after the two sides reached a deal.
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