The parent company of AT&T SportsNet Southwest is getting out of regional sports...
The parent company of AT&T SportsNet Southwest, which broadcasts Astros and Rockets games, is planning to leave the regional sports network business.For the second time in a decade, the regional sports network that carries Astros and Rockets games is on the verge of financial collapse.
Despite the dire nature of the network’s impending collapse, fans will not lose access to their local teams’ games, because the Astros and Rockets have contracts to have their games telecast on DirecTV, AT&T and Comcast’s Xfinity cable service through 2032.
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