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Former American sports television channel

This commodity is virtually the former American cable domicile of NBC Sports. For the current de facto cable abode of NBC Sports, see NBC Sports on The states Network.

NBCSN
NBCSN logo (flat).svg
State The states
Broadcast area Nationwide
Headquarters Stamford, Connecticut
Programming
Language(s) English
Pic format 1080i HDTV
(downscaled to letterboxed 480i for the SDTV feed)
Ownership
Possessor NBC Sports Group
Parent NBCUniversal
(Comcast)
Sister channels NBC
Universo
Golf game Aqueduct
NBC Sports Regional Networks
Olympic Channel
USA Network
Syfy
CNBC
History
Launched July 31, 1995; 26 years ago  (1995-07-31)
Closed December 31, 2021; 2 months ago  (2021-12-31)
Former names Outdoor Life Network (1995–2006)
Versus (2006–2011)
NBC Sports Network (2012–2013; would still be used every bit official name of network after)

NBCSN was an American sports television aqueduct owned by the NBC Sports Group division of NBCUniversal, a subsidiary of Comcast. It originally launched on July 1, 1995, every bit the Outdoor Life Network (OLN), which was dedicated to programming primarily involving fishing, hunting, outdoor adventure programs, and outdoor sports. By the turn of the 21st century, OLN became ameliorate known for its extensive coverage of the Bout de France but eventually began covering more "mainstream" sporting events, resulting in its relaunch as Versus in September 2006.

In 2011, Comcast, the original owner of the network, caused a majority stake in NBCUniversal. As a result, Comcast merged the operations of its pay channels with those of NBC. In detail, it aligned the performance of its sports channels with NBC'southward sports division, NBC Sports. On January 1, 2012, Versus was rebranded every bit the NBC Sports Network. The branding was later shortened to NBCSN. Past September xv, 2014, most of NBC Sports' operations, including NBCSN, had been moved to facilities in Stamford, Connecticut.

As of February 2020, NBCSN was distributed to 79.879 meg homes and was the 2d almost watched cable sports network (with simply ESPN being more watched).[1] On January 22, 2021, NBCUniversal announced that the network would cease operations by the terminate of the twelvemonth; on December 31, 2021, the channel ceased broadcasting and most of NBCSN's programming was transferred to USA Network, CNBC, and Peacock.[ii]

History [edit]

As the Outdoor Life Network [edit]

The channel originally launched as the Outdoor Life Network (or OLN) on July 31, 1995;[3] the proper noun was licensed from Outdoor Life magazine. Its programming consisted of hunting, angling, and outdoor adventure shows. In its early days, the aqueduct reached around one meg homes and found almost of its carriage via the then-baby platforms of direct broadcast satellite services and digital cable.[iv] The network was one of 2 (the other being Speedvision) formed out of a partnership of Cox Cablevision and Times Mirror which had combined their cable systems operations a twelvemonth earlier. Outdoor Life was originally planned to accept launched at the beginning of July 1995. Withal, it was delayed when Times Mirror decided to reassess its media holdings. Times Mirror decided to reduce its stake in the ii new networks to ten%; bringing Comcast and Continental Cablevision on as partners. The network initially had problem gaining carriage and was also broadcast on several low power television stations.[5]

In 1999, OLN acquired the U.S. broadcast rights to the Tour de French republic for US$3 one thousand thousand. Coverage of the Tour on OLN brought substantially greater viewership to the then fledgling channel, due in role to the and so-growing popularity of American passenger Lance Armstrong. In 2004, where Armstrong would aim for a tape-breaking sixth straight Tour de France title, OLN would devote over 344 hours in July to coverage of the Tour, forth with documentaries and other original programming surrounding the issue – which was promoted through a $20 meg advertising campaign.[six]

Overall, while its coverage of the Tour de France helped OLN aggrandize its railroad vehicle to over sixty one thousand thousand homes, rumors surrounding Armstrong's possible retirement from racing led to concerns over OLN'southward emphasis on him (to the point that some critics referred to OLN every bit standing for "Merely Lance Network"),[7] with critics questioning whether the network could sustain itself without the viewership that Lance Armstrong'south presence had brought to its coverage.[iv]

Post-obit the 2005 Bout (where Armstrong captured his seventh victory in the race, and announced his retirement from cycling afterward), OLN debuted a new lineup of programming–led by the acquisition of off-network reruns of the reality competition serial Survivor. OLN's executives believed that bringing Survivor into its lineup would fit well with the new direction it had planned for OLN, and could concenter viewership from fans of the show who had watched it on CBS, though it was likewise the start example to show that traditional repeats of reality competitions with the results already known was an unviable strategy.[8]

Effectually the same period, OLN likewise acquired the rights to the Dakar Rally, America's Cup, the Boston Marathon, and the Iditarod. OLN planned to cover these events in a similar way to how it covered the Tour, hoping that its coverage might bring "surprise" results for the channel.[8] Due in office to Lance'southward absence from the Bout in 2006, its ratings for live coverage of the showtime iv stages of the race drew in 49% fewer viewers than previous years.[7]

OLN and the NHL [edit]

In May 2005, ESPN rejected a $60 million offer to renew its broadcasting contract with the National Hockey League into the 2005-06 NHL season, and the league rejected its alternate proposal for a revenue sharing agreement similar to the ane it had established with NBC. With the NFL also shopping a new late-season package of Thursday and Sabbatum nighttime games to potential broadcasters, speculation began to surface that Comcast would bid on the new NHL contract every bit its first pace to transforming OLN into a mainstream sports channel that could compete with ESPN.[8] Comcast had already been involved in NHL broadcasting; at the fourth dimension, it owned majority control of the Philadelphia Flyers, and four Comcast SportsNet regional sports networks.[9]

In August 2005, ESPN declined to match Comcast's offer, and OLN acquired pay tv set rights to the NHL beginning in the 2005–2006 season in a three-year deal worth close to $200 meg. The new deal would include 58 regular season games on Monday and Tuesday nights, coverage of the NHL All-Star Game, briefing finals, and the start two games of the Stanley Cup Finals.[9] With the help of its new NHL package, past June 2006, OLN had now reached 75 million subscribers. Yet, due in part to OLN's lesser wagon in comparison to ESPN, the NHL'southward ratings that season had suffered in comparing.[10]

In 2006, OLN broadcast selected games in the Arena Football League's 2006 season. The channel televised a weekly regular-season game for eleven weeks besides as a wild card playoff game.[11] However, the understanding was non renewed and was afterward picked up by ESPN, who likewise acquired a minority stake in the league's buying.[12]

Equally Versus [edit]

In April 2006, Comcast announced that it would be renaming Outdoor Life Network to Versus in the autumn of 2006. As the network had shifted beyond simply "outdoor" programming, the name "Versus" was intended to represent the common element of competition within its lineup.[13] OLN'due south re-launch every bit Versus occurred on September 25, 2006.

Amid the new programming caused past Versus was a number of gainsay sports, start with a serial of battle programs promoted by Bob Arum'southward Top Rank grouping. The aqueduct besides began televising Chuck Norris's Globe Combat League, a kickboxing promotion where fights are contested in a unique round ring without ropes. Versus entered into a partnership with World Farthermost Cagefighting (WEC) to bring mixed martial arts events to the channel, with the showtime beingness broadcast live on June 3, 2007. Versus aired all the WEC events, except for WEC 48, which aired on pay-per-view, with live preliminary fights existence aired on Fasten Television.[ citation needed ]

The channel also added a variety of sports events every bit part of the rebranding, including men's and women's college basketball game, loftier schoolhouse basketball game,[14] [15] a weekly "game of the week" for the National Lacrosse League, darts competitions, the Major Indoor Soccer League, and the USA Sevens, one of the nine tournaments (and then 8) that make up the IRB Sevens World Serial, the top almanac circuit in the sevens version of rugby matrimony.

In addition, Versus also added a package of higher football games to its lineup, with games from the Mountain West Briefing, Pac-10 (at present Pac-12) and Large 12 conferences.[xvi] [17] [eighteen] totaling nineteen scheduled higher football games on the channel during 2007.

Versus secured coverage for the 2007 America's Loving cup, which had been a staple on ESPN and ESPN2 for years. The channel began to show qualifying regattas in late 2005, aired the Louis Vuitton Cup for challengers in 2007, and the America's Cup match between the Louis Vuitton winner and electric current champions, won by Alinghi of Switzerland in Valencia, Spain. In 2006, it picked upwards American broadcast rights (in conjunction with The Tennis Channel) of Davis Cup events.

Versus, with NBC Sports and the Globe Championship Sports Network (later Universal Sports), broadcast coverage of the 2007 World Championships in Athletics from Osaka, Japan, as well equally the 2009 Globe Championships in Athletics from Berlin, Germany.

On January 28, 2008, Versus and the NHL extended their telly contract through the 2010–11 season.[19] In June 2008, operations were moved from Stamford, Connecticut, to Comcast's headquarters in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.[20] On August 7, 2008, the channel announced a ten-yr bargain with the Indy Racing League to broadcast at least xiii IndyCar Series events a year in Hard disk drive, first in 2009.[21] The channel would too broadcast various motorsports series on its Lucas Oil Motorsports Hr program such as USAC, the Lucas Oil Tardily Model Clay Series, and Globe Serial of Off-Road Racing.[22]

The channel aired the 96th Grey Cup, the championship game of the Canadian Football League in 2008.[23]

The channel began airing games from the United Football League in 2009. The first flavour Championship aired on November 27, 2009. The UFL would return to the channel for a 2nd season in 2010.[ commendation needed ]

On April 5, 2010, Versus debuted The Daily Line, a sports betting bear witness consisting of a four-person console (host Liam McHugh before moving to NBC Sports, handicapper Rob DeAngelis, comedian Reese Waters, and Jenn Sterger) who discussed, often with heavy satire, sports-related topics that were popular that day.[24] Still, the show was cancelled due to low viewership on Nov 4, 2010.[25] It was revived by NBC Sports Radio in 2019 after the PASPA Act was declared unconstitutional, though NBCSN instead blended betting content into regular programming.[26]

The Ultimate Fighting Championship would air ii live events on the aqueduct due to the new contract agreement with UFC sister promotion Globe Extreme Cagefighting. The get-go edition of UFC on Versus aired on March 21, 2010, headlined past Brandon Vera vs. Jon Jones in the Light Heavyweight sectionalisation. The second consequence aired on August ane with Jon Jones facing Vladimir Matyushenko. Besides as part of the agreement with the UFC, several UFC Inaugural shows would air. A countdown show aired the week of a pay-per-view consequence, normally lasting for one 60 minutes, and covering 2–three of the biggest fights on the card. In August 2011, the UFC announced a new broadcasting deal with the channels of rival Fox Sports, which would brainstorm to have effect in Nov 2011.[27]

Versus had as well struck a deal with the NBA to air ten regular flavor NBA Development League Sat night games, besides as six playoff games a yr. In total, the channel would air 16 NBA Development League games,[28] in addition to 25 hours of NBA specials.

Starting in August 2010, Versus aired 9 races of the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour and NASCAR Whelen Southern Modified Tour each Midweek at seven p.m. The races originated from a diversity of locations, including Stafford Motor Speedway, Tri-County Speedway, and Thompson Motor Speedway.[29]

Merger with NBC Sports [edit]

In February 2011, Comcast acquired a majority stake in NBC Universal, and merged its content operations into the visitor. Equally part of the acquisition, Versus and Comcast's other sports channels began to exist integrated into the NBC Sports division. Coinciding with the merger, President Jamie Davis was replaced past Comcast Sports Group president Jon Litner. Litner began to oversee the channel, in add-on to his other duties following the Comcast takeover.[30]

In March 2011, Versus expanded its college football coverage by becoming the pay-Television receiver partner for NBC's coverage of Notre Dame football game, airing replays of Notre Dame games, and the first always alive broadcast of the team'due south annual spring game. Its coverage began with a marathon of three archetype Fighting Irish games on March 17, St. Patrick's Day, to serve equally a prelude to its coverage of the spring game.[31]

For the 2011 season, Versus besides returned to airing National Lacrosse League telecasts with a nine-game packet, starting with the 2011 All-Star Game and culminating with the Champion's Cup concluding.[32] Versus would drop the NLL for the league'south 2012 season; U.S. circulate rights were instead picked upward by CBS Sports Network.[33]

Relaunch as the NBC Sports Network / NBCSN [edit]

Logo using the total "NBC Sports Network" proper noun, used from 2012 to just before the 2014 Winter Olympics

In Apr 2011, NBC Sports and Versus announced they had reached a ten-twelvemonth extension to their television contract with the National Hockey League worth most $2 billion over the life of the contract. As part of the announcement, Dick Ebersol, the former chairman of NBC Sports, said that Versus would be renamed "within 90 days" in order to reverberate the synergy resulting from the merger.[34] However, the proclamation of a new proper noun did not come up until August i, 2011, when Comcast appear that Versus would be relaunched as the NBC Sports Network (NBCSN)[35] on January one, 2012. The relaunch coincided with NBC's coverage of the NHL Wintertime Classic, which took place on the same 24-hour interval.[36]

In an interview with TV Guide, president of programming Jon Miller stated that NBCSN was to be positioned as a credible "full-service sports network", dropping low-brow programming (such as Whacked Out Sports and The T.Ocho Show) in favor of focusing on upshot coverage, and sports news and talk programs, including new original programming.[37] NBC besides made efforts[38] to expand its current dissemination relationships and acquire new rights for additional sports events to be broadcast on the channel. In the months leading up to the relaunch, NBC struck deals with Major League Soccer,[39] dropped the UFL,[40] and added coverage of college hockey games.[41]

On June vi, 2011, information technology was revealed that NBC Sports would extend its rights to the Olympic Games through 2020, outbidding competing bids by Fox Sports and ESPN in a $4.38 billion contract. The network began to participate in NBC's overall coverage outset at the 2012 Summer Olympics.[36] [42] [43] Its coverage of the aureate medal game between the United States and Nippon in women's soccer set a new viewership record for the network, with 4.35 million viewers.[44]

Almost immediately after the rebrand, the shortened moniker "NBCSN" began to be used in Television set listings to refer to the network. In July 2013, the network appear its intention to use this abbreviation on an official ground. On August eighteen, 2013, commentators and graphics began to refer to the network equally "NBCSN".[45] [46] The change was made to assist streamline its branding in preparation for the 2014 Wintertime Olympics, by which time the name alter was by and large complete.[45]

On September 22, 2013, NBCSN circulate an episode of Under Wild Skies—a hunting plan aired as a time-purchase by the National Rifle Association—in which host and NRA lobbyist Tony Makris was shown killing an African elephant on a trip to Botswana. The network was criticized by the media for airing such material; while NBC responded by pulling the episode due to its "objectionable" content and stating that information technology would exist more "aggressive" towards the content of future episodes of the program, Under Wild Skies was pulled from the network entirely after Makris made remarks on an NRA-produced webcast comparing critics of the show to Hitler.[47] [48] The network'south outdoors cake, its terminal connection with its OLN era, was slowly wound downward by 2016 with natural contract expirations, as the outdoor networks of Kroenke Sports & Entertainment finer monopolized the market through their ain three networks, forth with streaming providers. The editorial standards for those venues besides had more than tolerance to the firearms-centric genre (and advertiser base) of outdoors programming.

NBCSN simulcast Castilian-language coverage of two matches from the 2018 FIFA Globe Cup from corporate sibling Telemundo: Brazil vs. Switzerland on June 17, and England vs. Belgium on June 28.[49] [50]

In Dec 2018, the yearly ratings rankings for American sports networks saw NBCSN rank second for the first time, alee of ESPN2, which fell beneath the second spot for the first time in its history.[51]

Because of Comcast'due south acquisition of Heaven plc, NBCSN partnered with the British media firm's Sky Sports division on coverage of international events. The first collaboration came at the Premier League transfer borderline in January 2019. Two months later, NBCSN added an hour-long simulcast of the Heaven Sports News channel to its weekday morning lineup, returning that program to the American airwaves for the first time since the discontinuation of Fox Soccer in September 2013.[52] [53]

Closure [edit]

On January 22, 2021, an internal memo sent past NBC Sports president Pete Bevacqua appear that the network would cease operations by the end of the year, and that United states Network and NBC would brainstorm "conveying and/or simulcasting sure NBC Sports programming," including the Stanley Cup Playoffs, IndyCar Serial, and NASCAR Cup Series, before NBCSN's shutdown (NBC lost the rights to the NHL to an ESPN/Turner Sports consortium after the 2020–2021 season).

When NBCSN was shuttered, its programming was effectively merged into U.s.a. Network's schedule, with some events also moving to CNBC on weekends, freeing NBC Sports from the burden of having secondary programming to fill up time without any live sporting events. Peacock, NBCUniversal's new streaming service, began to broadcast some of the network'south former programming such as Notre Dame hockey, and would also simulcast several major sports events held by NBCSN as a transitional move, most notably the opening games of the 2021 Stanley Cup Finals.[2] [54]

The motility was cited by industry analysts equally a response to the impact of the COVID-nineteen pandemic on the sports and telly industries, the acceleration of cord-cutting, also as formidable competition from rival sports networks such as ESPN and Pull a fast one on Sports 1, noting the company saw an overall revenue drop by 19% to $6.72 billion.[54] [55]

Post-obit a gradual "wind-down" of operations (even farther aggravated past NBC'south loss of NHL rights), it was farther disclosed every bit to the process of how NBCSN would terminate operations on November ii, 2021; specifically, it was revealed on that date that a bulk of NBCSN's sports rights, commencement with rights to Premier League soccer, would transfer over to United states Network, the Olympic Channel and Peacock, kickoff at 12:00:01 a.one thousand. on Jan 1, 2022; at that fourth dimension, the network, after signing off, would then carry a looping advisory video advising viewers where their programs could exist found until January 10, though the provider could simply have the channel dark immediately subsequently sign-off.[56] NBC as well advised viewers during broadcasts of affected games as to their new location, along with making certain electronic program guide listings reflected the channel's closure, and the visitor'due south social media was used to advise viewers also.[57] Mecum Auctions already had a secondary content bargain with Motor Trend and a tertiary deal with RFD Telly; Motor Trend became its chief television partner at the commencement of 2022,[58] though the fate of other surrounding non-NBC programming such every bit PowerNation programming (which is offered through its owner's own streaming service, Vuit), is unknown.

The final live sports broadcast aired on NBCSN was an exhibition cornhole "Team Us vs. The Earth" effect (both men's and women's) from Myrtle Beach, Southward Carolina (during the 2021 U.s.a. Open Cornhole Championships)[59] on Dec 31. It led into the last programme, a replay of the second day of Mecum's Kansas Metropolis auction issue from December 3, and following the program the transition to the advisory loop was done without ceremony. Said loop continued until ii:34 p.m. ET on January 10, when information technology went night.[sixty]

Facilities [edit]

Every bit of September 15, 2014, the entirety of NBC Sports' operations, including NBCSN, moved to a new campus in Stamford, Connecticut.

Football Dark in America remained at NBC Studios in Rockefeller Eye until September vii, 2014, when that plan also moved to Stamford.[61]

Notable personalities [edit]

Announcers, reporters and hosts [edit]

  • Liam McHugh: lead NHL studio host (2011–2021), Football Dark in America on-site host (2018–2021)
  • Bob Costas: host (2006–2019)
  • Rebecca Lowe: studio host for Premier League coverage, other studio host (2013–2021)
  • Kathryn Tappen: host (2014–2021)
  • Mike Tirico: NBC Sunday Night Football/Football Nighttime in America host (2016–2021)

Hockey [edit]

  • Mike Emrick: pb play-past-play (2006–2020)
  • Dave Strader: play-by-play (2006–2009, 2011–2015)
  • Kenny Albert: play-by-play (2006, 2010, 2011–2015); #2 play-past-play (2015–2020); lead play-by-play (2021)
  • Chris Cuthbert: play-past-play (2006–2007, 2014–2020)
  • Gord Miller: play-by-play (2013–2021)
  • John Forslund: play-by-play (2011–2020); #two play-past-play (2021)
  • Brendan Shush: play-by-play (2017–2021)
  • Randy Hahn: play-by-play (2014–2021)
  • Rick Peckham: play-by-play (2011–2020)
  • Alex Faust: play-by-play (2018–2021)
  • Eddie Olczyk: studio analyst (2006), lead colour commentator (2007–2021)
  • Pierre McGuire: lead "Inside the Glass" reporter (2006–2021)
  • Brian Engblom: lead studio analyst (2005–2011); berth color commentator/"Within the Glass" reporter (2011–2015)
  • Darren Pang: "Within the Drinking glass" reporter (2007–2021)
  • Joe Micheletti: "Within the Glass" reporter/berth colour commentator (2006–2007, 2011–2021)
  • A. J. Mleczko: color commentator (2018–2021)
  • Ray Ferraro: "Inside the Glass" reporter (2015–2021)
  • Brian Boucher: "Inside the Drinking glass" reporter/studio analyst (2015–2019); lead "Inside the Drinking glass" reporter (2019–2021)
  • Jamie Bakery: colour commentator (2014–2021)
  • Bret Hedican: "Inside the Glass" reporter (2014–2021)
  • Daryl Reaugh: "Inside the Glass" analyst (2012–2021)
  • Jim Play a trick on: color commentator (2014–2021)
  • Brian Hayward: colour commentator (2014–2021)
  • Liam McHugh: atomic number 82 studio host (2014–2021)
  • Mike Milbury: lead studio annotator (2008–2020), substitute atomic number 82 color commentator (2017–2020)
  • Keith Jones: lead studio annotator (2005–2021)
  • Kathryn Tappen: alternating studio host (2014–2021)
  • Jeremy Roenick: studio analyst (2010, 2014–2019); NHL outdoor games reporter (2014–2019)
  • Anson Carter: studio analyst (2012–2021), "Within the Glass" reporter (2014)

Motorsports [edit]

  • Rick Allen: pb NASCAR lap-by-lap (2015–2021), studio host (2014–2021), reserve IndyCar lap-by-lap announcer (2016–2017), reserve IMSA lap-by-lap journalist (2019–2021)
  • Jon Beekhuis: pit reporter (2013–2021), color commentator (2009–2012)
  • Townsend Bong: color commentator (2013–2021), pit reporter (2012)
  • Dave Burns: pit reporter (2015–2021), lead lap-by-lap (2015–2021)
  • Jeff Burton: color commentator (2015–2021), studio host (2014–2021)
  • Jac Collinsworth: Host/Features Reporter (2021)
  • Leigh Diffey: lead IndyCar lap-by-lap announcer (2013–2021), reserve NASCAR lap-past-lap announcer (2015–2021), lead IMSA lap-by-lap announcer (2019–2021)
  • Kevin Lee: pit reporter (2010–2021), reserve Indycar lead lap-by-lap (2014–2021), reserve IMSA lap-past-lap announcer (2019–2021)
  • Dale Earnhardt Jr.: NASCAR analyst (2018–2021)
  • Ray Evernham: color commentator (2015–2021 – Whelen Modified Tour)
  • Dale Jarrett: studio analyst (2015–2021)
  • Parker Kligerman: studio analyst (2014–2021), color commentator (2015 – NASCAR Thou&N Pro Series), pit reporter (2016–2021)
  • Kelli Stavast: pit reporter (2015–2021)
  • Katie Hargitt: pit reporter (2015–2021)
  • Anders Krohn: colour commentator (2014–2021 – Indy Lights), pit reporter (2017–2021)
  • Steve Letarte: color commentator (2015–2021)
  • Robin Miller: pit reporter (2011–2021)
  • Kyle Fiddling: studio analyst (2014–2021)
  • Ralph Sheheen: lead lap-by-lap (2015–2021), pit reporter (2016)
  • Jason Weigandt: lead lap-past-lap (2012–2021)
  • Frank Stoddard: studio analyst (2014–2021), color commentator (2015 – NASCAR K&North Pro Series)
  • Brian Till: reserve IndyCar lap-by-lap (2012–2016), reserve IMSA lap-by-lap (2019–2021)
  • Calvin Fish: color commentator (2019–2021)
  • A. J. Allmendinger: color commentator (2019–2021), studio analyst (2019–2021)
  • Paul Tracy: colour commentator (2014–2021)
  • Ricky Carmichael: colour commentator (2019–2021)
  • Daniel Blair: reporter (2019–2021)
  • Grant Langston: colour commentator (2012–2021)
  • Bob Varsha: reserve lap-by-lap (2013–2014)
  • Brian Vickers: studio analyst (2015–2021)
  • Krista Voda: studio host (2015–2020)
  • Dillon Welch: pit reporter (2018–2021)
  • Rutledge Wood: Features reporter (2014–2021)
  • Brad Daugherty: studio annotator (2020–2021)
  • James Hinchcliffe: color analyst (2020–2021)

Soccer [edit]

  • Arlo White: lead Play-past-play announcer/alternating studio host (2013–present)
  • Lee Dixon: lead color commentator (2013–present)
  • Graeme Le Saux: lead color commentator (2013–present)
  • Tim Howard: alternate commentator (2013–2016); studio analyst (2020–nowadays)
  • Geoff Cameron: analyst (2014–present)
  • Steve Bower: contributor/play-by-play/alternating studio host (2013–2021)
  • Robbie Earle: studio analyst/alternating commentator (2013–present)
  • Rebecca Lowe: lead studio host (2013–present)
  • Robbie Mustoe: studio analyst (2013–present)
  • Kyle Martino: studio annotator (2013–2017; 2018–2020)
  • Roger Bennett: contributor (2014–nowadays)
  • Michael Davies: contributor (2014–2021)

Mixed martial arts [edit]

  • Bas Rutten: pb commentator (2012–2021)
  • Todd Harris: co-commentator (2012–2021)
  • Sean O'Connell: co-commentator (2018–2021)
  • Brian Stann: studio annotator (2018–2021)
  • Yves Edwards: studio annotator (2018–2021)
  • Randy Couture: studio analyst (2014–2021)
  • Caroline Pearce: reporter (2018–2021)
  • Kenny Rice: co-commentator (2013–2021)
  • Chael Sonnen: atomic number 82 commentator (2015–2016)
  • Renzo Gracie: co-commentator (2016–2021)

Programming [edit]

Issue coverage [edit]

Olympics [edit]

  • Olympics on NBC: Summer and Wintertime Games (2012–2021)
  • Youth Olympic Games (2014–2020)
  • Paralympic Games (2014–2021)

Motor sports [edit]

  • NASCAR on NBC (1999–2006, 2015–2021)
    • NASCAR Cup Series (2015–2021), (12 races, exercise & qualifying sessions)
    • NASCAR Xfinity Series (2015–2021), (xv races, exercise & qualifying sessions)
    • ARCA Menards Series Due east/ARCA Menards Series West (2015–2021)
    • NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour/NASCAR Whelen Southern Modified Bout (2015–2021)
    • NASCAR Superlative Mexico Series (2015)
    • Denny Hamlin Short Runway Showdown (2015)
  • IndyCar Series on NBC (2009–2021)
    • Eight-races televised by NBC include Indianapolis 500
    • Indy Lights live coverage shown on NBC Sports Aureate and Tape-Delayed on NBCSN
    • Road to Indy highlights packet for Indy Pro 2000 Championship & USF2000
  • Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross (2012–2021) (Moto2 450 & 250 races shared with NBC, also streamed on Live Extra)[62]
  • AMA Supercross Championship (2019–2021)
    • 3 Races to be exclusively on NBC
    • Free Practice, Qualifying & All Races Alive & On-Demand by NBC Sports Gold Supercross Pass
  • Monster Jam (2019–2021)
    • 26 episodes per flavor
  • Formula 1 (2013–2017)
  • FIA Formula 2 Title (2013–2017, tape delayed)
  • Red Bull Global Rallycross (2014–2017)
    • GRC Lites races (2015–2017)
    • re-airings of all Supercar races (2014–2017)
  • Speed Free energy Formula Off-Route (2013–2014, tape delayed)
  • TORC: The Off Route Championship (2014, record delayed)
  • ARCA Racing Series (2013, tape delayed)
  • International Motor Sports Clan (2019–2021)
    • 11 Races to exist circulate on NBCSN including the Rolex 24 at Daytona
    • Including double-header series on same tracks aslope IndyCar
  • MotoGP World Championship (2020–2021)
    • Include Moto2 and Moto3 Races
  • Superbike World Championship (2020–2021)
    • Include WorldSSP and WorldSSP300 Races

Soccer [edit]

  • Premier League on NBCSN (2013–2021)[63]
  • FIFA World Loving cup and FIFA Women's World Cup (selected games in Spanish, simulcast from Telemundo or Universo) (2018–2019)[64]
  • FA Women's Super League[65]

Hockey [edit]

  • NHL on NBC [34] (2005–2021)
    • Weekly games
    • NHL All-Star Game
    • Stanley Cup Playoffs
    • Stanley Loving cup Finals
    • NHL Entry Draft

Rugby wedlock [edit]

  • Rugby Globe Cup (2011–2019)
  • Us Sevens (2012–2020)
  • English language Premiership (2016–2021)
  • Six Nations Championship (2018–2021)
  • Super Rugby (2019–2020)

Higher sports [edit]

  • College Football game on NBCSN (2006–2021)
    • Bayou Classic (Southern-Grambling State) (2015–2021)[66]
  • College Basketball on NBCSN (2007–2021)
    • Atlantic 10 men'due south and women's regular season contests[67]
    • Atlantic 10 men'southward tournament, second round and quarterfinals[67]
  • Notre Dame Hockey on NBCSN (2012–2021)
  • Notre Matriarch Football on NBC (2011–2021)
    • Pre-game show
    • Notre Dame bound game (Blue-Gilt game)

Other sports [edit]

  • KFC Large Bash League Cricket (2016–2018)
  • Suncorp Super Netball (2019–2021)
  • Netball World Loving cup (2019)
  • FINA World Aquatics Championships
  • World Athletics Championships
  • World Chase Tag (2020–2021)
  • Bout de France (1999–2021)
  • Thoroughbred Racing on NBC [68] [69] (2011–2021)
    • Triple Crown pre-race coverage
    • Undercard races
    • Breeders' Cup (All races other than the Breeders' Loving cup Archetype )
  • USA Pro Cycling Challenge (2011–2015)
  • National Pro Grid League (2014–2016)
  • Globe Series of Fighting (2012–2016)
  • Professional Fighters League (2017–2018)
  • Premier Boxing Champions (2015–2016)
  • Curling Nighttime in America (2015–2020)

WSOF was formed in 2012, having signed a broadcast deal with the NBC Sports Network. This was the third MMA promotion that NBC Sports has hosted, having broadcast Globe Farthermost Cagefighting and Ultimate Fighting Championship events when the channel was formerly known as Versus.[seventy] NBC Sports had been 1 of the bidders for the rights to broadcast future UFC events, but lost out to Trick.[71] However, some journalists regarded WSOF'south deal with NBC Sports to be a considerable coup for a debuting promotion, considering NBC Sports' past involvement in the UFC.[71] Upon the announcement of the circulate bargain, WSOF President Ray Sefo stated that the promotion wanted to host 8–10 events per year, whilst holding a one-year deal with NBC Sports.[72] Even so, the next 24-hour interval, an NBC spokesman revealed that the deal but covered WSOF'due south inaugural consequence, with the option for more, should NBC hold a positive evaluation.[71] On February 4, 2013, it was reported past several news outlets that NBC Sports signed a 3-yr deal with WSOF.[73] [74]

On December 16, 2012, NBC Sports Network, forth with CNBC, aired a portion of the Sunday Night Football game between the San Francisco 49ers and the New England Patriots. This was considering the game'south coverage on NBC was interrupted past President Barack Obama'due south press conference following the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. NBCSN will keep to serve equally overflow coverage for Sunday Dark Football game and other NFL games covered by NBC in the event the ongoing game is interrupted by an NBC News special coverage.[75]

On July 23, 2013, NBC announced that coverage of NASCAR racing would render to NBC starting time in the 2015 flavour nether a new contract lasting through 2024. The deal includes broadcast rights to the second half of the NASCAR Playoffs and Xfinity Series seasons; the majority of which will air on NBCSN.[76] [77]

On August 17, 2014, NBCSN aired rain-delayed coverage of the USGA'southward 2014 United States Amateur Claiming, making information technology the get-go golf event to exist televised on the network.

Original programming [edit]

Original programs aired by the network include NBC SportsTalk, and the weekly CNBC Sports Biz, which both debuted in the autumn of 2011 (the latter ending when Darren Rovell moved to ESPN as their sports business correspondent). Bob Costas hosts Costas This night, which consists of monthly interview episodes, and quarterly town hall specials – the offset of which aired from Indianapolis on February two, 2012, as role of NBC's overall coverage of Super Basin XLVI.[37]

The network besides added more than documentary-mode serial, including 36, Defenseless Looking (a weekly series co-produced with Major League Baseball), and Sports Illustrated, a monthly series produced in conjunction with the magazine of the aforementioned name.[78] [79]

On August 13, 2012, NBCSN premiered a new morning testify, The 'Lights, which consists of a twenty-minute loop of sports highlights with no on-photographic camera personalities, repeated from 7:00 to 9:00 a.m. ET.[79]

In 2014, NBCSN premiered a new motorcar-themed reality serial Mecum Dealmakers. It was renewed for a second season in 2015.[fourscore]

In April 2016, NBCSN caused rights to air the Dan Patrick-hosted Sports Jeopardy! The premiere run followed nightly 2016 Summertime Olympics coverage, and joined NBCSN's Wednesday dark schedule later in October.[81]

In Feb 2019, information technology was announced that The Dan Patrick Show would be dropped and replaced by an encore of PFT Live and an hr-long simulcast block of British sister channel Sky Sports News.[53] In April 2020, it was appear that the latter would be replaced by the new NFL studio show NBC Sports Football Flex on April 13.[82]

Past carriage disputes [edit]

At the outset of September 2009, DirecTV pulled Versus from its lineup, as it was unable to accomplish terms on a rate increment demanded past Comcast. In public statements (including a bulletin shown on the channel which formerly carried Versus), DirecTV scolded Comcast for its "unfair and outrageous demands", and considered the visitor to exist "simply piggish" in its demands for college rates, as it derisively pronounced Versus as "a paid programming and infomercial channel with occasional sporting events."[83] On March 15, 2010, an agreement was reached between the ii sides and Versus returned to DirecTV'southward lineup. The channel was returned to its original package on the service, Choice Xtra.[84] The network so drastically reduced its paid programming blocks to a more traditional late night-only arrangement nether NBC management (betwixt three a.m. and vii a.one thousand. Eastern fourth dimension), and mainly limited their offerings to trusted advertisers such as Time Life. The paid programming itself was also subject field to pre-emption with live sports from Asia or Australia, and fully put on hiatus during Olympic coverage.

High definition [edit]

A 1080i high-definition feed of the network was launched in January 2007. Initially, its HD feed was shared with sister network Golf Aqueduct in an system marketed as Versus/Golf game Hard disk drive; Golf Aqueduct programming was circulate during the daytime hours, and Versus programming was circulate during the evening and primetime hours with some schedule variation during Tour de France coverage. The shared channel was replaced past private HD feeds for both channels in December 2008.[85]

In May 2013, the network'due south standard-definition feed was converted to a widescreen presentation with letterboxing to duplicate the brandish seen on the loftier-definition feed in line with their competitors' presentations of their SD channels.

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