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In addition, KOLD, KPLC, KEYC, KTRE, and KAUZ have also converted.

NBC Sports Washington still has the old NHL on NBC score bug.

I'd like to see whether Gray will move KXII off RF12. I contacted them several months back, and they said that they had no immediate plans to move to UHF.

I doubt it, I believe that Turner will get a Tuesday game with MLBN and FS1 possibly taking those games.

I'm surprised that ESPN did not get TV rights to the World Series, splitting with FOX. Goodbye beIN Sports.

WKYC as dedicated their radar tower to Al Roker!

When NBC Sports Philadelphia launched as CSN Philadelphia in 1997, they used the terrestrial infrastructure left behind by PRISM to distribute the channel keeping satellite companies from access. The FCC closed this loophole in 2010, but the issues remain.

NBC Sports could sell its RSNs or make them available on Peacock NBC was apparently ready to put NBC Sports Philadelphia on Peacock in time for the Phillies, but had to push it back.

This makes since as WGEM's only competitor, Sinclair's KHQA, is also applying to move from V to U.

We're looking at a modern day RKO.

When Nexstar sold several stations to Tribune in order to get approval for Tribune, Tegna kept the Nexstar URLs for WZDX, WOI, and WATN.

I'm skeptical about this as FOX tried to compete with SportsCenter in the early days of both FSN and FS1 and failed.

Here's the NHL look! https://www.nhl.com/gamecenter/ari-vs-col/2021/03/31/2020020209#

It now appears that the "negative" space on the score bug will be the ticker. I also believe that the score bug will be on the bottom for MLB & NBA and the top for NHL & MLS. Oh, it's game time, the app hasn't updated.

I'd like to see what the NBA & NHL bugs will look like.

In Tulsa, KTPX apparently used the space vacated by Qubo, 44.2, with a UHF simulcast of KJRH.

It'll get even more interesting on April 17 with MLS, which Sinclair holds local rights to several teams, starts their season.

KGBT 4.1 has apparently been off the air since CBS moved the KVEO's spectrum, with that, I can see that both KGBT & KVEO return to their pre-2020 arrangements once Mission takes control.

I called it, my prediction was April 1, MLB Opening Day! For the Record, here's the Bally Sports lineup for March 31: NBA Trail Blazers at Pistons (Detroit) Heat (Sun) at Pacers (Indiana) Mavericks (SW) at Celtics Jazz at Grizzlies (South) Knicks at Timberwolves (North) Raptors at Thunder (OK) Kings at Spurs (SW) Bucks (WI) at Lakers Bulls at Suns (AZ) NHL Coyotes (AZ) at Avalanche Wild (North) at Sharks

Yes, WYDO, yet aren't most of these hubbed newscasts pretaped anyway? Besides, the next closest Sinclair stations are WLOS & WJLA.

The WXLV newscast should be moved to WCTI.

It's now only a matter of time as to when NBC Sports Group formally announces the closure of NBCSNW as it was originally formed to broadcast Trail Blazers games in the first place. As for ROOT Sports NW, they'll now have all the NW teams with the exception of the Sounders.

I wonder whether this will lead to more Sinclair newscasts being centralized.