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03-28-2006, 11:33 AM
COMCAST SPORTSNET TO CARRY WHITE SOX OPENING NIGHT BANNER RAISING CEREMONY LIVE ON APRIL 2
Comcast SportsNet, the television home for the most games and most comprehensive coverage of the World Series champion Chicago White Sox, will provide viewers with a special White Sox Opening Night Special edition of Land Rover SportsNite on Sunday, April 2 beginning at 6:00 PM. This extended edition of SportsNite will include live coverage of the World Series championship banner raising ceremony from U.S. Cellular Field.
The White Sox Opening Night Special will be hosted by SportsNite’s Pat Boyle and Kerry Sayers, along with White Sox Pre/Post Game Live studio analyst Bill Melton. In addition, SportsNite’s Mark Schanowski, Chuck Garfien and Mitch Robinson will provide live reports throughout the telecast from U.S. Cellular Field. Comcast SportsNet plans on carrying live coverage of all the Opening Night festivities until the first pitch of the game.
Among the numerous highlights of the White Sox Opening Night Special on April 2 include:
- Complete live coverage of the division, league and World Series banner raising ceremony
- Complete live U.S. Cellular Field Jumbotron feed of all video montages
- Live interview with White Sox Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf
- Interview with White Sox Opening Night starter Mark Buehrle
- Live coverage of recording artist Josh Kelley’s rendition of the National Anthem
- Live interviews with VIPs in attendance at the game
- Player profiles of the 2006 White Sox
- Retrospective look back at the 2005 World Series championship run
COMCAST SPORTSNET’S FIRST WHITE SOX GAME OF 2006 SET FOR APRIL 4 WITH LIVE COVERAGE OF RING CEREMONY
Comcast SportsNet will carry its first 2006 White Sox regular game on Tuesday, April 4 beginning at 12 noon with a special one-hour edition of White Sox Pre-Game Live presented by Feldco. The one-hour special will also include live coverage of the World Series championship ring ceremony from U.S. Cellular Field.
First pitch versus the Cleveland Indians takes place at 1:00 PM and the game will be immediately followed by White Sox Post Game Live presented by U.S. Cellular featuring analysis from Bill Melton. For Comcast SportsNet’s complete 2006 White Sox telecast schedule, visit www.comcastsportsnet.com (http://www.comcastsportsnet.com/).
Comcast SportsNet, the television home for the most games and most comprehensive coverage of the World Series champion Chicago White Sox, will provide viewers with a special White Sox Opening Night Special edition of Land Rover SportsNite on Sunday, April 2 beginning at 6:00 PM. This extended edition of SportsNite will include live coverage of the World Series championship banner raising ceremony from U.S. Cellular Field.
The White Sox Opening Night Special will be hosted by SportsNite’s Pat Boyle and Kerry Sayers, along with White Sox Pre/Post Game Live studio analyst Bill Melton. In addition, SportsNite’s Mark Schanowski, Chuck Garfien and Mitch Robinson will provide live reports throughout the telecast from U.S. Cellular Field. Comcast SportsNet plans on carrying live coverage of all the Opening Night festivities until the first pitch of the game.
Among the numerous highlights of the White Sox Opening Night Special on April 2 include:
- Complete live coverage of the division, league and World Series banner raising ceremony
- Complete live U.S. Cellular Field Jumbotron feed of all video montages
- Live interview with White Sox Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf
- Interview with White Sox Opening Night starter Mark Buehrle
- Live coverage of recording artist Josh Kelley’s rendition of the National Anthem
- Live interviews with VIPs in attendance at the game
- Player profiles of the 2006 White Sox
- Retrospective look back at the 2005 World Series championship run
COMCAST SPORTSNET’S FIRST WHITE SOX GAME OF 2006 SET FOR APRIL 4 WITH LIVE COVERAGE OF RING CEREMONY
Comcast SportsNet will carry its first 2006 White Sox regular game on Tuesday, April 4 beginning at 12 noon with a special one-hour edition of White Sox Pre-Game Live presented by Feldco. The one-hour special will also include live coverage of the World Series championship ring ceremony from U.S. Cellular Field.
First pitch versus the Cleveland Indians takes place at 1:00 PM and the game will be immediately followed by White Sox Post Game Live presented by U.S. Cellular featuring analysis from Bill Melton. For Comcast SportsNet’s complete 2006 White Sox telecast schedule, visit www.comcastsportsnet.com (http://www.comcastsportsnet.com/).