Optimum TV service subscribers in New York have lost access to Knicks, Rangers, Devils, and Islanders games due to a dispute with MSG Networks.

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.

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 ...

Optimum agreed to a deal with Nexstar, which owns PIX 11 and The CW on WPIX, or Channel 11. But a deal with MSG Networks doesn't seem close.

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.

Optimum, meanwhile, doesn’t seem to see this latest move by MSG Networks as a good-faith tactic. “We are ready to put the games on tonight for customers who want it – all MSG needs to do is ...

It's been over a month since Optimum customers in the lower Hudson Valley area have been able to access sports programming offered by MSG Networks. Now, another state agency has joined the ...

What MSG Networks is saying. MSG Networks says they have been trying to negotiate a fair deal with Altice, which owns the Optimum brand. "As a last-ditch effort to save their struggling business ...

On Jan. 1 the deal between MSG Networks and Altice, the owner of New York area cable and internet provider Optimum, expired leading to Optimum dropping MSG's channels.

Optimum has also previously called on MSG to refund customers upwards of $125 million, "representing the estimated $10 per month per subscriber MSG Networks announced its sports programming is worth." ...