Florida Panthers followers who tried to look at Tuesday evening’s sport towards the Ottawa Senators in South Florida on Comcast had been met with disappointment.
Due to a contract dispute, Comcast has dropped protection of Scripps TV stations, which incorporates the Panthers’ broadcast channels.
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“As a result, tonight’s Panthers game will not be broadcast on Comcast in Miami Dade, Broward and West Palm Beach,” the Panthers mentioned in an announcement posted on social media on Tuesday shortly after the beginning of the sport. “In those counties, Panthers games can be found over the air, on other cable and satellite providers and on the Panthers Plus app.
“If you are experiencing this blackout, please contact Comcast at 1-800-934-6489 and ask them to return your Panthers programming.”
The Panthers moved their native broadcast for video games to Scripps Sports from Bally Sports Florida forward of the 2024-25 season. In Miami-Dade and Broward, these video games are on WSFL-Channel 39. The Panthers’ different TV associates will likely be WHDT-9 in Palm Beach/Treasure Coast and WFTX-Channel 36.3 in Fort Myers/Naples.
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