Kings games on Comcast Sportsnet

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209king

Prospect
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#1
Hey guys,
I know that Kings games are shown on Comcast sportsnet when im at home in stockton, but I go to school in San Diego and have At&t U verse. I wanted to change over to DirectTV so that I could get league pass and watch all the kings games.

The question I have is whether or not the games are always shown on comcast sportsnet, even here in so cal, because I have the option of upgrading my Uverse with a sports package which includes Comcast Sportsnet.

Thanks in advance and i'm crazy excited for this season!
 
Telemachus

Telemachus

Starter
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#2
209king said:
Hey guys,
I know that Kings games are shown on Comcast sportsnet when im at home in stockton, but I go to school in San Diego and have At&t U verse. I wanted to change over to DirectTV so that I could get league pass and watch all the kings games.

The question I have is whether or not the games are always shown on comcast sportsnet, even here in so cal, because I have the option of upgrading my Uverse with a sports package which includes Comcast Sportsnet.

Thanks in advance and i'm crazy excited for this season!
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The games will be shown on Comcast Sportsnet, but will likely be blacked out if you are out of the area unless you have League Pass.
 
rainmaker

rainmaker

Hall of Famer
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#3
The cheapest way to go, if you want to watch the games on the big screen, and you live outside the Sac area like I do, get league pass broadband online, and then a pc to tv converter. Every game will be on demand, you can skip comercials, and watch on your tv. Or just get regular league pass, which runs around $180 if I'm not mistaken. Also, hypothetically, if you had a friend who lived with you, and you each paid half for league pass, obviously you personally would be paying 50% of the price. Now, if that friend moved out midseason, would he have to pay for a new subscription because he would be watching the games at a different address? Answer is no.
 
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