bizjournals.com - 11/18/2008
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FSN Rocky Mountain and the Colorado Rockies said Monday they have signed a contract extension that will keep most of the Denver baseball club s games on the eight-state cable network for the next 12 seasons. The contract calls for FSN Rocky Mountain to carry 150 regular-season Rockies games each ...
bizofbaseball.com - 11/19/2008
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bizofbaseball.com —
FSN Rocky Mountain and the Colorado Rockies have
reached a long-term carriage extension that will see the...
Rockies on FSN through 2020 – 12 years. As part of the agreement, FSN Rocky Mountain will have an exclusive deal. Since 2003 Denver’s KTVD-TV (Channel 20) has carried the Rockies, as well, ...
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FSN Rocky Mountain Extends Agreement with Rockies to 2020
colorado.rockies.mlb.com - 11/14/2008
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colorado.rockies.mlb.com —
DENVER -- The Rockies have been trade-oriented this
offseason, but late-game, left-handed pitching could be the team's...
main open-market focus now that teams are allowed to negotiate with other teams' free agents. Multiple Major League sources say the ...
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Rockies will look for pitchers on market | ...
denverpost.com - 11/16/2008
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... Mark Harden of the Denver Business Journal says the Colorado Rockies and FSN Rocky Mountain have signed a deal to keep the cable channel the exclusive home of the team through 2025. ...
FSN Rocky Mountain Extends Agreement with Rockies to 2020
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... As part of the agreement, FSN Rocky Mountain will have an exclusive deal. Since 2003 Denver’s KTVD-TV (Channel 20) has carried the Rockies, as well, but will no longer do so as part of the agreement with FSN. As reported by the Denver Business Journal: ...
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