The Chicago Bulls, Blackhawks, and White Sox are excited to announce the launch of the Chicago Sports Network as their new broadcast home for the upcoming season. The network will offer all three teams’ games through traditional cable providers, streaming services, and free, over-the-air broadcast. This move will allow for a wider Midwest footprint, reaching most of Illinois and parts of Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, and Wisconsin pending league approvals.
Bulls broadcasters Adam Amin and Stacey King are expected to continue their roles for the 2024-25 season. The network will be produced in partnership with Nashville-based Standard Media, with Jason Coyle, formerly of the Stadium network, named as the president of the Chicago Sports Network. Coyle emphasized the importance of putting fans first in all decisions regarding distribution, production, and platform availability.
The new network aims to provide fans with the best possible viewing experience both during games and in studio productions. They plan to reach fans on multiple platforms and in various markets according to their rights. The teams’ contract with NBC Sports Chicago is set to expire in October paving the way for the launch of the Chicago Sports Network.
The Chicago Sports Network will be a game-changer for fans in Illinois and surrounding states as they will have access to all three teams’ games through multiple platforms. With a wider reach than ever before, this new venture is set to bring excitement back to basketball and hockey enthusiasts across Midwest region.
As part of this exciting announcement, it was revealed that Bulls broadcasters Adam Amin and Stacey King would continue their roles on the new network for another season. This news comes as a relief for fans who have grown attached to their dynamic play-by-play team.
In addition to offering games through traditional cable providers and streaming services
