MSG Networks is back on Altice-owned Optimum in time for Saturday's Rangers-Sabres game after the two sides came to a new agreement to put MSGN's channels back on the airwaves.

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"MSG Networks and Optimum would like to thank everyone for their patience as we partnered to reach this new agreement to benefit our fans and Optimum subscribers," the announcement stated.

Optimum subscribers were greeted with message Wednesday informing them that MSG Networks is no longer available. “Despite this, Optimum offered to absorb their egregious price demands if we ...

MSG Networks accused Altice of trying to charge their customers more for less content, in a statement saying Optimum recently initiated price hikes of nearly 50% for existing customers and 70% for ...

Altice-owned Optimum, which reportedly accounts for one-third of revenue for MSG Networks, has, according to MSG Networks, pulled its offer in carriage negotiations with the network that airs New ...

NEW YORK, January 16, 2025--For weeks, Optimum and MSG Networks have been negotiating continued carriage on Optimum systems. Over the last two weeks, Optimum hosted MSG Networks’ executives in ...

MSG Networks has gone dark on Optimum in the tri-state area as Altice USA and Sphere Entertainment have been unable to reach a new carriage deal. Their current contract expired at midnight on Dec. 31.

Optimum customers that would like to continue to receive MSG Networks’ programming can do so, but at a price. The network offers a direct-to-consumer streaming service, MSG+, for $30 per month.

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Optimum today provides an update on its carriage of MSG Networks.Background: Optimum and MSG Networks’ carriage agreement expired at midnight on December 31, 2024. For ...