<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4XADSP_0vgrPw1q00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4XADSP_0vgrPw1q00" width="980" height="728" ><figcaption>Michelle</figcaption></figure>See ya later NBC Sports Chicago, as of next week there's a new network taking over as the broadcast channel for some of your favorite Chicago sports teams. While I do consider myself a Chicago sports fan, I'm lucky I'm not that invested in watching every game, because if I was, man I would have a pricey cable bill!Back when I was a kid... we had like 20 channels. I think that's true. When I was really little we still had a TV that you can to walk over and change the channel on! Ironically it 'blew up' during a Chicago Cubs game.These days you can pretty much only watch the Cubs if you subscribe to the Marquee Network.And now if you want to want to watch the Chicago Blackhawks, Chicago Bulls and Chicago White Sox, you're going to have to find the new 'Chicago Sports Network.'But let's be real here... who's watching the Chicago White Sox?Ok, ok. I know there are some people watching and I'm sure they're interested in this new network.NBC Sports Chicago posted on Facebook today (Monday, September 23) that their 20 year run in Chicago is coming to a close at the end of this month.The <a href="https://chsn.com/info">Chicago Sports Network website</a> will be active on October 1. I'm not entirely sure if you can watch all of the games free on broadcast television... probably not, but here's hoping that you can watch the Sox next time they win.</div></body>

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After 20 Years Chicago TV Network Says Good-bye September 30

See ya later NBC Sports Chicago, as of next week there's a new network taking over as the broadcast channel for some of your favorite Chicago sports teams. While I do consider myself a Chicago sports fan, I'm lucky I'm not that invested in watching every game, because if I was, man I would have a pricey cable bill!