With the Bulls and Blackhawks seasons in full swing and Comcast carriage negotiations stalled, the Chicago Sports Network is moving forward this week with its direct-to-consumer streaming service, bypassing the pay-TV middleman to reach blacked-out viewers.

Chicago Sports Network is expected to launch its direct-to-consumer service this week, the Sun-Times has learned. The network will announce details such as price and programming in the days ahead.

The Chicago Sports Network (CHSN) is launching a streaming app Friday that would bring Bulls, Blackhawks and White Sox games directly to consumers. Why it matters: The fledgling network, owned by the Reinsdorf and Wirtz families,

The new Chicago-based regional sports network now has a new way for customers to watch without a cable subscription. Chicago sports fans have observed the rollout of the Chicago Sports Network with a mix of optimism and disappointment.

Chicago Sports Network announced it will launch its direct-to-consumer service Friday, offering fans the chance to stream Blackhawks, Bulls and White Sox games via its app or any web browser.

Chicago Sports Network's direct-to-consumer streaming service will offer multiple tiers available for a monthly fee starting Friday, Nov. 15, 2024. CHSN's announcement comes amid an ongoing standoff with Comcast/Xfinity.

The Chicago Sports Network (CHSN), the home of the Chicago Blackhawks, Bulls and White Sox, today announced that the network is rolling out its new subscription streaming service for fans. Starting Friday,

The Chicago Sports Network says it will debut a standalone streaming service that costs $20-$30 per month for access to live games. This article, Chicago Sports Network to launch streaming service, was first published at The Desk.