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Cable Sports Services Cable Sports Services Comcast SportsNet, 3601 South Broad St., Philadelphia, & production; Jim Martin, exec VP /head business opns; Serving 2.4 million subs on 100 cable systems. PA (19148). (215) 336-3500. Fax: (215) 952-5996. E -mail: Jeff Shell, exec VP /CFO. Satellite: G7, transponder 4. mbcasey @comcastsportsnet.com. Web Site: A net!, rgnl & loc supplier of sports progmg. www.comcastsportsnet.com. Jack Williams, pres; Sam Serves 68 million subs through 22 rgnl sports nets. FOX Sports Net Ohio, 9200 S. Hills Blvd., Suite 200, Schroeder, sr VP progmg & opns; Mary Beth Casey, dir Broadview Heights, OH (44147). (440) 746 -8000. Fax: communications; Stephanie Smith, sr VP mktg & business FOX Sports Net Arizona, 2 North Central, Suite 1700, (440) 746-9480. Web Site: www.foxsports.com. Steve dev. One Renaissance Sq., Phoenix, AZ (85004). (602) Liverani, sr VP /gen mgr; Jim Cook, VP sls & affil rel; Rgnl TV progmg svcs includes live coverage of 257-9500. Fax: (602) 257-0848. Web Site: Charlie Knudson, VP /gen sls mgr; Jeanmarie Fucci, dir Philadelphia Flyers ice hockey, Philadelphia 76ers www.foxsports.com. Rebecca O'Sullivan, gen mgr. mktg & communications; Steve Pawlowski, communica- basketball, Philadelphia Phillies baseball, pro boxing, Provides rgnl coverage of loo interest sports progmg. tions mgr. OH 45242, 11311 Cornell Park Dr., Suite 406 college basketball & football, indoor 'across, ABL, toc Serving 1 million subs on 32 cable systems. Satellite: Cincinnati, sports news & sports talk program. C -1/16. (513) 469 -2006. Fax: (513) 469 -2007. Web Site: www.foxsports.net. Serving 3 million subs on MSOS(16). Fox Sports Net Bay Area, 901 Battery St., Suite 204, San Live sports progmg: Cleveland Indians, Cleveland Cox Communications, 5159 Federal Blvd., San Diego, Francisco, CA (94111). (415) 296 -8900. Fax: (415) Cavaliers, Cincinnati Reds, Columbus Blue Jackets, CA (92105). (619) 263 -9251. Fax: (619) 266-5540. Marty 296 -9198. Jeff Krolik, sr VP/gen mgr; Chris Geer, dir affil college football. basketball & sports news. Youngman, pay -per -view mgr. rel; Jay Dela Cruz, PR mgr; Ted Griggs, VP progmg opns; Serving 4.5 million subs on 206 cable systems. Michael McCright, gen sls mgr. San Diego Padres baseball, etc. Satellite: Satcom GE1, transponder T4. Alternate: GE1 RgnI & natl sports progmg including San Francisco T17. Cox Communications-Cox Sports AZ, 17602 N. Black Giants, Oakland Athletics, Golden State Warriors, Canyon Hwy., Phoenix, AZ (85023). (623) 322.8001. Fax: Sacramento Kings, San Jose Sharks, San Jose Clash, Fox Sports Net South, 1175 Peachtree St. N.E., Bldg. (623) 322 -7424. Steve Rizley, VP/gen mgr; Ivan Johnson, Pac -10 football & basketball. 100, Suite 200, Atlanta, GA (30361) (404) 230 -7300. Fax: VP rel; Frank Mallace, mgr/cable rep. community gen On 150 cable systems serving more than 3 million subs. (404) 230 -7399. Web Site: www.foxsports.com. Hunter Phoenix Suns basketball, sports specials, high school Satellite: Compressed GE -1, T 18 Channel 110. Nickell, sr VP/gen mgr; Steve Craddock, VP/exec sports & high school championships, etc. Phoenix producer; Chris Killebrew, VP alfil rel; Jim Claussen, VP metropolitan area serving over 500,000 subs. Local Fox Sports Net Chicago, 350 N. Orleans, Suite S1 -100, prom & creative svcs; Bill Irish, VP progmg; Cheryl microwave /fiber distributed regionally to additional Chicago, IL (60654). (312) 396 -9800. Fax: (312) Raiford, VP /controller; Erin Delaney, dir mktg; Jamie operators. 396-5808. Web Site: www.foxsports.com/chicago. Jim Kimbrough, dir PR; Brian Hogan, gen sis mgr; Greg Como, sr VP & gen mgr. Hammaren, lac sls mgr. ESPN Inc., ESPN Plaza, Bristol, CT (06010). (860) NCAA sports, Atlanta Hawks, Charlotte Hornets, 766-2000. Fax: (860) 766 -2400. Web Site: RgnI all -sports cable net serving Illinois, Indiana & Iowa, www.espn.com. George Bodenheimer, pres/CEO. featuring Chicago Bulls, Blackhawks & Cubs/White Sox Memphis Grizzlies basketball, Atlanta Braves, Baltimore games, collegiate & high school sports. Orioles baseball, Carolina Hurricanes & Nashville ESPN offers a var of professional & amateur sports, Predators hockey, motor sports, golf, tennis & much more. including NFL, NHL major league Serving 3.3 million subs on over 160 cable systems. college basketball, more 1,100 cable baseball, including the woman's NCAA tournament. Satellite: GE -1, transponder 13. Serving 8.9 million subs on than systems. On 28,000 affiliating cable systems serving over 77 Fox Sports Net Detroit, 31000 Telegraph Rd., Suite 200, Satellite: Galaxy 11, transponder 4, channel 4. million subs. Bingham Farms, MI (48025). (248) 723 -2000. Fax: (248) Fox Net 100 E. Royal Ln., 200, ESPNews, ESPN Plaza, Bristol, CT (06010- 9454). (860) 723-2040. E -mail: detroit @foxsports.net. Web Site: Sports Southwest, Suite Tom mgr ; Irving, TX (75039). (972) 868-1800. Fax: (972) 868 -1678. 585 -2000. Fax: (860) 766 -2400. Web Site: www.foxsports.com. MaLean, VP & gen Lisa Web Site: www.foxsports.com. Jon Heidtke, VP/gen mgr; www.espn.com. Rob Tobias. coml mgr; Judy Murron, office Giles, progmg mgr; John Tuohey, exec producer: Karen Rob Evanko, rgnl VP; Mike Anastassiou, exec producer. mgr. Kanigowski, mgr. Cable sports net featuring Detroit Pistons, Red Wings, Rgnl sports net serving Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Empire Sports Network, 795 Indian Church Rd., West Tgers, Vipers, Shock, CCHA hockey & Michigan High Louisiana & parts of New Mexico. Seneca, NY (14224). (716) 558-8444. Fax: (716) School Association championship contests. Serving 6.2 million subs on 1,300 cable systems. 558 -8430. Web Site: www.empiresports.com. Bob Serving 2.4 million subs on more than 70 cable systems. Satellite: Galaxy 7, transponder 23 (digitally Koshinski, VP/gen mgr; Atan McCandless, sr dir affil Satellite: G7, transponder 23 digital. compressed). rel/administration; Joe DelBalso, dir progmg; Dean Giopulos, dir mktg; Paul Martello, dir media/publ re; John Fox Sports Net Florida, 1550 Sawgrass Corporate Fox Sports Net West 2, 10000 Santa Monica Blvd. #200, Demerle, exec producer; Mark Ewant, engrg dir /bcst opn. Pkwy., Suite 350, Sunrise, FL (33323). (954) 845 -9994. Los Angeles, CA (90067). (310) 286-3800. Fax: (310) Rgnl sports net servicing upstate New York. Buffalo Bills Fax: (954) 845 -0923. Web Site: www.foxsports.com. Brad 286-3875. E -mail: swebster @foxsports.net. Web Site: progmg, Buffalo Sabres, AAA baseball, Syracuse Heard, VP progmg & opns; Jeff Genthner, VP /gen mgr; www.foxsports.com. Kitty Cohen, gen mgr; Lisa Laky, VP University, Toronto Raptors, collegiate events. Larry Hoepfner, VP sls & mktg. sls; Gary Garcia, VP production; Steve Webster, dir pubi; Serving 1.1 million subs on 50 cable systems. Coverage of NHL Florida Panthers, MLB Florida Marlins, Allyson Davis, dir mktg; Matt Cacciato, VP rgnl affil ref; Brian Decker, dir affil rel. Satellite: GE5, T4 (digital ku). MLB Tampa Bay Devil Rays, NFL Miami Dolphins, University of South Florida Bulls, University of Miami Rgnl sports net featunng the Los Angeles Dodgers, Los ESPN Classic, ESPN Plaza, Bristol, CT (06010). (860) Hurricanes, Florida High School State championship, Angeles Clippers, Los Angeles Galaxy, Mighty Ducks of 766 -2000. Fax: (860) 766 -2400. Web Site: Jimmy Johnson Show, Sunday morning NFL. CNN SI. Anaheim, USC & UCLA athletic events & other sports. www.espn.com. Vince Doria, exec producer; Amy Serving 3.7 million subs on 120 cable systems. Serving 3 million subs. Swanson, coml coord. Satellite: GE 1, transponder 4, channel 230. Satellite: G7, transponder 5. Classic sporting events, sports series, documentaries & movies; home shopping for sports merchandise & Fox Sports Net New England, 10 Tower Office Pk., Fox Sports West, 10000 Santa Monica Blvd., Los interactive sports games. Woburn, MA (01801). (781) 933 -9300. Fax: (781) Angeles, CA (90067). (310) 286 -3800. Richard Bastista, Serving 20 million subs on 400 plus cable systems. 933-4677. Web Site: www.foxsports.com. Stevan Reagan, VP. Woodman, mgr; Nancy Satellite: Galaxy 7, transponder 13 (compressed). VP progmg & opns; David gen Los Angeles Lakers basketball, Kings hockey, Lazers Larkin, VP mktg; Gregg Sanders, VP affil rel. indoor soccer, Strings tennis; San Diego Soccers soccer: Fox Sport Rocky Mt., 2300 15th St., Suite 300, Denver, Boston Celtics basketball, New York Mets (Connecticut collegiate sports, etc. CO (80202). (720) 898-2700. Fax: (720) 898-2735. Bob only), college basketball, golf, football. hockey, profes- Thompson, sr VP rgnl network opns; Tim Griggs, gen mgr; sional tennis, soccer, auto racing. Fox Sports World, 1440 S. Sepulveda Blvd., 2nd FI., Los Angeles, CA (90025). (310) 444 -8123. Fax: (310) Ken Miller, sr producer /production mgr; Mike Dimond, sr On 215 cable systems serving 2.9 million subs. producer. 444 -8298. Web Site: www.foxsportsworld.com. Robert L. Satellite: GE1 , transponder 14. Thompson, pres Fox cable network; Larry Gillman, gen Rgnl sports network serving 18 states. Progmg includes mgr; Tom Maney, sr VP/ad sls; Sean Riley, sr VP /affil sls; Denver Nuggets, Utah Jazz, Colorado Avalanche, St. Fox Sports Net North, 90 S. 11th St., Minneapolis, MN Joshua Glassel, progmg mgr; Veronica Alvarez, mktg mgr. Louis Blues, Colorado Rockies, Kansas City Royals. (55403). (612) 330 -2468. Fax: (612) 330 -9010. Web Site: Twenty-four hours English -language, all international Serving 3 million subs on 300 cable systems. www.sports.com. Steve Woelfel, VP /gen mgr; Jim Denn, dir sls; Greg Philips, PR dir. sports network in the U.S.offering year -round coverage of Satellites: G7. world-class soccer, champioship rugby, cricket & daily Iowa, Rgnl Sports Network: Minnesota, Wisconsin, global sports news. Fox Sports, 2 Allegheny Ctr., Suite 1000, Pittsburgh, PA South Dakota & North Dakota. MLB Twins & Brewers, (15212). (412) 322 -9500. Fax: (412) 237 -8439. Larry NBA Timberwolves & Bucks, University of Minnesota Serving 11.9 million subs on 2,385 cable systems. Eldridge, VP/gen mgr; Sharon Dowdell business mgr. hockey, basketball, football & women's athletics, Satellite: Satcom C3, transponder 1 & ch 9 Rgnl sports network available to cable companies in University of Wisconsin men's & women's athletics, Fox Sports World Espanol, 1440 S.
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