FSN Rocky Mountain
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| FSN Rocky Mountain | |
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| Launched | November 1988 (as Prime Sports Rocky Mountain) |
| Network | Fox Sports Net |
| Owned by | Liberty Sports Group |
| Country | United States |
| Language | American English |
| Broadcast area | Colorado Utah Wyoming Montana Southern Idaho western Kansas western Nebraska northeastern Nevada |
| Headquarters | 2300 15th Street, Suite 300, Denver, Colorado, 80202 |
| Formerly called | Prime Sports Rocky Mountain/Prime Sports Intermountain West (1988-1996) Fox Sports Rocky Mountain(1996-2000) Fox Sports Net Rocky Mountain (2000-2004) |
| Website | FSN Rocky Mountain on MSN |
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| DirecTV | 645 646 (Utah) |
| Dish Network | 414 (SD) 364 (HD) |
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| Available on select cable systems | Check local listings for channels |
FSN Rocky Mountain is a regional sports network based in Denver, Colorado[1]. The network is owned by Liberty Media and is an affiliate of Fox Sports Net. It was formerly known as Prime Sports Rocky Mountain as an affiliate of the Prime Network.
FSN Rocky Mountain is the home of MLB's Colorado Rockies, NLL's Colorado Mammoth, and local college sports.
FSN Utah is a rebranded subfeed that carries most of FSN Rocky Mountain's programming along with the NBA's Utah Jazz, the NHL's Phoenix Coyotes (via FSN Arizona), and the Major League Soccer's Real Salt Lake. FSN Utah was also previously an affiliate of the Prime Network and was known as Prime Sports Intermountain West.
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[edit] Availabilty
FSN Rocky Mountain is available in Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Montana, Southern Idaho, western Kansas, western Nebraska, and northeastern Nevada. The FSN Utah subfeed serves Utah and parts of Idaho, Wyoming, and Montana. [2]
[edit] College Sports
- Big 12 Conference
- Big Sky Conference
- Western Athletic Conference
- Conference USA
- Mountain West Conference
[edit] Personalities
- Sam Adams: Reporter
- Roger Bailey: Rockies Studio Analyst
- Ceal Barry: College Basketball Analyst
- George Frazier: Rockies Analyst
- Drew Goodman: Rockies Play-by-Play, College Basketball Play-by-Play, Spotlight Host
- Tom Helmer: Host/Anchor Crush Weekly, FSN Live
- Charlie Host: College Hockey Analyst
- Jeff Huson: Rockies analyst
- Joel Klatt: Crush analyst, High School Football analyst
- Jay Leeuwenburg: Pro Football Analyst, College Football Analyst
- Tim Neverett: University of Denver Hockey, College Basketball, Crush and High School Football Play-by-Play
- Tim Ring: FSN Live, Rockies Pregame Host, College Basketball Play-by-Play
- Tracy Ringolsby: MLB Reporter
- Bill Romanowski: NFL Analyst
- Marc Stout: Rockies Pre-Game Host
- Alfred Williams: NFL Analyst, High School Football Analyst
- Eric Hillman: Rockies Studio Analyst
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