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Fox Sports West
Prime Ticket
Launched
Prime Ticket: October 19, 1985 (1985-10-19)
Fox Sports West: November 1, 1996 (1996-11-01)
Network
Fox Sports Networks
Owned by
Fox Entertainment Group
(21st Century Fox)
Picture format
720p (HDTV)
480i (SDTV)
Slogan
We Are Fox Sports. We Are LA.
Country
United States
Language
English
Spanish (via SAP)
Broadcast area
Southern California
Las Vegas Valley
Hawaii
Nationwide (via satellite)
Headquarters
Los Angeles, California
Formerly called
Fox Sports West:
Prime Ticket (1985–94)
Prime Sports West (1994–96)
Fox Sports West (first era; 1996–2000)
Fox Sports Net West (2000–04)
FSN West (2004–08)
Prime Ticket:
Fox Sports West 2 (1997–2000)
Fox Sports Net West 2 (2000–04)
FSN West 2 (2004–06)
Replaced
SportsChannel Los Angeles
Sister channel(s)
Cable/satellite:
Fox Sports San Diego
Broadcast:
KTTV/Los Angeles
KCOP-TV/Los Angeles
Website
www.foxsports.com/west
Availability
Satellite
DirecTV
692 Fox Sports West (SD/HD)
693 Prime Ticket (SD/HD)
Dish Network
411 Prime Ticket (SD/HD)
417 Fox Sports West (SD/HD)
Cable
Spectrum
(Los Angeles)
41 Fox Sports West (SD/HD)
42 Prime Ticket (SD/HD)
Spectrum
(Anaheim)
33 Fox Sports West (SD/HD)
34 Prime Ticket (SD/HD)
Cox Communications
(Las Vegas)
49 Fox Sports West (SD)
50 Prime Ticket (SD)
1049 Fox Sports West (HD)
1050 Prime Ticket (HD)
Oceanic Spectrum
(Hawaii)
20 Fox Sports West (analog)
31 Prime Ticket (analog)
226 Fox Sports West (SD)
228 Prime Ticket (SD)
1226 Fox Sports West (HD)
1228 Prime Ticket (HD)
Available on select other cable systems in primary broadcast area
Consult your local cable provider or program listings source for channel availability
Streaming media
Fox Sports Go
www.foxsportsgo.com/
(U.S. cable internet subscribers only; requires login from participating providers to stream content; some events may not be available due to league rights restrictions)
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Internet Protocol television
PlayStation Vue
Internet Protocol television
Fox Sports West and Prime Ticket are American regional sports networks that are owned by Fox Cable Networks, a unit of the Fox Entertainment Group division of 21st Century Fox, and operate as affiliates of Fox Sports Networks. The channels broadcast regional coverage of professional and collegiate sports events in California, focusing primarily on professional sports teams based in the Greater Los Angeles area. Fox Sports West and Prime Ticket maintain general offices and studios based at the Staples Center in Downtown Los Angeles.
Both Fox Sports West and Prime Ticket are available on cable providers throughout Southern California, the Las Vegas Valley and Hawaii; it is also available nationwide on satellite via DirecTV, Dish Network, and via IPTV providers Sling TV and PlayStation Vue.
Contents
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1 History
1.1 1980s
1.2 1990s
1.3 2000s
1.3.1 Loss of contracts to Charter Communications
2 Programming
2.1 Team coverage
2.2 Overflow coverage
2.3 Courtside View
3 Notable on-air staff
3.1 Current
3.2 Former
4 Carriage issues
4.1 San Diego County
4.2 Las Vegas Valley
5 See also
6 References
7 External links
History[edit]
1980s[edit]
What is now Fox Sports West was launched under the Prime Ticket name on October 19, 1985; the channel was originally co-owned by Dr. Jerry Buss, majority owner of the Los Angeles Lakers and Los Angeles Kings, and cable television pioneer Dr. Bill Daniels, who held a minority ownership interest in both franchises. Unlike many of the regional sports networks in operation at the time of Prime Ticket's launch, the channel was (and still is) structured as a basic cable channel, instead of a premium service. The network originally broadcast for seven hours a day, each evening from 5:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m.[1] The first contract with Prime Ticket was negotiated and signed by Tony Acone, who was appointed as president of the channel, and Bob Kerstein, chief financial officer of Falcon Cable TV. Leslie Watson, a certified public accountant employed by the accounting firm of Coopers & Lybrand, joined Prime Ticket as its first financial controller through the early years of the channel.
Prior to the launch of Prime Ticket, Los Angeles Lakers basketball and Los Angeles Kings hockey games (primarily home games that were not televised nationally) were carried within the Los Angeles market on the over-the-air subscription services ONTV and SelecTV. Its original general offices were located in a small office building located across the street from the Great Western Forum in Inglewood.
Prime Ticket became one of the leading regional sports networks in the United States, rivaling the New York City-based Madison Square Garden Network. The network was founded at the height of the Lakers' 1980s championship run, and also got a boost from the trade of Wayne Gretzky to the Kings in 1988.
In late 1988, Daniels partnered with Tele-Communications Inc. to form a new group of regional sports networks, known as the Prime Sports Network. Prime Ticket served as the flagship charter affiliate, joined by the newly formed owned-and-operated outlet Prime Sports Rocky Mountain (now AT&T SportsNet Rocky Mountain), and two networks that served as affiliates, Home Sports Entertainment (now Fox Sports Southwest) and the newly launched Sunshine Network (now Fox Sports Sun).
1990s[edit]
In 1990, Prime Ticket acquired the cable television rights to the California Angels (now the Los Angeles Angels) and the Los Angeles Clippers. The channel carried the Clippers' NBA games during the 1990-91 season, before the team struck a broadcasting agreement with SportsChannel Los Angeles (originally Z Channel) that went into effect the following season. SportsChannel Los Angeles later ceased operations in December 1992,[2] which left the city's professional sports teams having to broadcast their locally televised games either over-the-air or in the form of select cable-exclusive telecasts for the next four years.
In August 1994, Buss and Daniels sold Prime Ticket to the Prime Network's parent company, Liberty Media, which subsequently rechristened the channel Prime Sports West. In 1996, News Corporation, which formed a sports division for the Fox network two years earlier after it obtained the broadcast rights to the National Football Conference, acquired a 50% interest in the Prime Network from Liberty Media.[3]
On November 1, 1996, the Fox/Liberty joint venture relaunched the Prime Network affiliates as part of the new Fox Sports Net; as a result, the channel was officially rebranded as Fox Sports West.[4] The following year, Fox Sports Net expanded to other regions with the purchase of a 40% interest in the SportsChannel networks through an asset trade with Cablevision Systems Corporation, forming the venture National Sports Partners to run the owned-and-operated regional networks.
On January 27, 1997, Fox Sports Net launched a secondary channel, Fox Sports West 2, to carry in-market cable broadcasts of Los Angeles Clippers, Los Angeles Dodgers and Anaheim Ducks games, as well as other events that FSN West could not fit onto its broadcast schedule. The launch of Fox Sports West 2 allowed Fox Sports West to focus its major league sports coverage of the Los Angeles Lakers, Los Angeles Kings and Anaheim Angels.[5]
2000s[edit]
Logos for Fox Sports West and Prime Ticket, used from 2009 to 2012.
In 2000, Fox Sports West and Fox Sports West 2 were respectively rebranded as Fox Sports Net West and Fox Sports Net West 2, as part of a collective brand modification of the FSN networks under the "Fox Sports Net" banner.
In 2001, Fox Sports West and West 2 relocated their offices and studios from the Century City section of Los Angeles to Downtown, in an office building two blocks east of the Staples Center. During this time, a streetside studio for the channel's game telecasts opened at the exterior of the Staples Center, at the southwest corner of 11th (Chick Hearn Court) and South Figueroa Streets. In 2004, the two channels respectively rebranded under the shortened names FSN West and FSN West 2, as part of Fox Sports' de-emphasis of the "Fox Sports Net" brand across its regional networks.
On April 3, 2006, FSN West 2 rebranded as FSN Prime Ticket (later shortened to simply Prime Ticket), beginning with the Dodgers season opener against the Atlanta Braves at Dodger Stadium. The network adopted a new philosophy to concentrate more on local originally-produced content (such as the documentary series Before the Bigs and In My Own Words, and team-themed Insider shows) and less on supplemental national programming provided by Fox Sports Net. FSN West reverted to the Fox Sports West moniker in 2008.
In the fall of 2009, just as rival ESPN opened its new Los Angeles-based broadcast center directly across the street at the L.A. Live complex, Fox Sports West shut down its Staples Center streetside studio. The channel began to produce its pre-game and post-game shows at the site of each televised event shown on the two networks; as weather permits, pre-game and postgame shows for most Clippers, Lakers and Kings home game are produced at Star Plaza, near the main entrance of Staples Center. The former Fox Sports Staples Center studio has since been converted into a conference center, with Nike as the corporate sponsor.
In July 2013, News Corporation spun off the Fox Sports Networks and most of its other U.S. entertainment properties into 21st Century Fox.
In 2014, Prime Ticket began broadcasting Arizona Diamondbacks games via Fox Sports Arizona which is available in the Las Vegas Valley only on Cox Communications.
Loss of contracts to Charter Communications[edit]
In 2012, Fox Sports West and independent station KCAL-TV (channel 9) lost the television rights to the Lakers to Time Warner Cable SportsNet and Time Warner Cable Deportes, two new regional sports networks established as a result of a 20-year agreement between the team and the cable provider, which began with the 2012-13 season. The networks also acquired the rights to air WNBA and Major League Soccer games featuring the Los Angeles Galaxy and Los Angeles Sparks.
Fox Sports West's deal with the Los Angeles Dodgers, whose games aired via sister network Prime Ticket, expired at the end of the 2013 MLB season. On June 20, 2011, MLB Commissioner Bud Selig rejected a proposed contract extension between the Los Angeles Dodgers and Prime Ticket, citing concerns that the deal was structured in a way that most of the proceeds would end up being assigned to beleaguered Dodgers owner Frank McCourt and not the team's operations.[6] Both Fox Sports West and the Dodgers were involved in separate lawsuits over the team's broadcast rights as well as the sale of the club.[7][8] On January 10, 2012, Fox and the Dodgers reached a settlement in court, clearing the way for the sale of the team.[9] Fox's exclusive negotiating period with the Dodgers expired on November 30, 2012 – leaving the team open to competing offers.[10]
On January 22, 2013, reports surfaced that Time Warner Cable had agreed to partner with the Dodgers to form a new regional sports network, SportsNet LA, which would be majority-owned by the team.[11] The deal became official on January 28.[12] Time Warner Cable was acquired by Charter Communications on May 18, 2016.
Programming[edit]
Team coverage[edit]
Team
League
Number of telecasts
(per season)
Anaheim Ducks NHL 65
Los Angeles Angels Major League Baseball
American League 150
Los Angeles Clippers NBA 75
Los Angeles Kings NHL 72
Big West Conference NCAA Varies
West Coast Conference NCAA Varies
Overflow coverage[edit]
In the Los Angeles market, in the case of scheduling conflicts, Fox Sports West and Prime Ticket will move a scheduled telecast of an Angels, Clippers, Ducks, or Kings game to KCOP-TV (Channel 13), the local MyNetworkTV owned-and-operated station and sister station to the two networks. Those KCOP Angels and Clippers telecasts may also be streamed via the Fox Sports Go application for those outside of the Los Angeles DMA; Prior to the 2016-17 season, Kings and Ducks games were not streamed on the application, as Fox Sports and the National Hockey League did not come to a streaming rights agreement until the summer of 2016.
Courtside View[edit]
Prime Ticket provides an alternate feed known as "Courtside View" during select Ducks and Kings home telecasts aired on Fox Sports West; the feature provides distinct camera angles and does not incorporate commentary, providing a broadcast simulating the experience of a spectator at the arena.
Notable on-air staff[edit]
Current[edit]
John Ahlers – Anaheim Ducks announcer
Bruce Bowen — Los Angeles Clippers commentator
Alex Curry — Los Angeles Angels and Los Angeles Kings sideline reporter (home games only), Angels Weekly and Kings Weekly host
Daryl Evans — Kings Live analyst (road games only)
Alex Faust – Los Angeles Kings announcer
Jim Fox – Los Angeles Kings commentator (former analyst for Kings "Break The Ice")
Kent French — Angels Live and Ducks Live host
Mark Gubicza – Los Angeles Angels commentator and Angels Live analyst
Brian Hayward – Anaheim Ducks commentator and Duck Live analyst
Guy Hebert — Ducks Live analyst
Mike Hill — Clippers Live host
Ralph Lawler – Los Angeles Clippers announcer
Don MacLean – Clippers Live analyst (former UCLA basketball commentator)
Corey Maggette — Clippers Live analyst
Michelle Margaux — Los Angeles Clippers sideline reporter (fil-in)
José Mota – Los Angeles Angels commentator and reporter, Angels Live analyst
Sean O'Donnell – Kings Live analyst (home games only)
Patrick O'Neal – Angels Live and Kings Live host (formerly host of Dodgers Live and Lakers Live, and Lakers sideline reporter)
Mike Pomeranz — Ducks Live host (rotating)
Kristina Pink – Los Angeles Clippers sideline reporter
Victor Rojas – Los Angeles Angels announcer
Jon Rosen — Los Angeles Kings sideline reporter (road games only)
Jarret Stoll — Kings Live analyst (home games only)
Jeanne Zelasko — Clippers Live host (rotating)
Former[edit]
Heidi Androl – Los Angeles Kings reporter
Michael Cage – Clippers Live analyst, former USC commentator and former analyst for Lakers Live and Bruins Live
Eric Collins – Dodgers road announcer (games east of Arizona) and Dodgers Live anchor
Todd Donoho – Southern California Sports Report anchor
John Fricke – Southern California Sports Report anchor
Jack Haley – Lakers Live analyst and Big West basketball commentator
Chick Hearn – Lakers play-by-play announcer (deceased)
Rex Hudler – Los Angeles Angels commentator, and analyst for Angels in the Infield and Angels Live
Carolyn Hughes – anchor of Southern California Sports Report and Dodgers Dugout (2005)
Marques Johnson – Pac-12 basketball commentato and (2007) Trojans Live March Madness analyst
Eric Karros – Dodgers posteason studio analyst (2003)
Kevin Kennedy – Major League Baseball analyst
Mark Langston – 2002 Angels postseason studio analyst
Stu Lantz – Los Angeles Lakers commentator
Steve Lyons – Los Angeles Dodgers road commentator and Dodgers Live analyst
Bill Macdonald – baseball, basketball, football and hockey announcer
Rory Markas – Angels announcer (deceased)
Adrian Garcia Marquez – Dodgers Live reporter
Chris McGee – Lakers Live and Clippers Live reporter, and high school football announcer
Marty McSorley – NHL analyst (2006)
Joel Meyers – Los Angeles Lakers and Big 12 football announcer
Bob Miller – Los Angeles Kings announcer, 2000 Inductee into the Hockey Hall of Fame, Recipient of the Foster Hewitt Memorial Award (retired)
Rick Monday – Dodgers play-by-play announcer and Dugout analyst
Norm Nixon – Lakers Live analyst
Petros Papadakis – USC football analyst and Pac-12 football commentator
Steve Physioc – Los Angeles Angels and Pac-12 basketball announcer
Ross Porter – Dodgers play-by-play announcer
Lindsay Rhodes – sideline reporter, and anchor of Trojans Live and Southern California Sports Report
Pooh Richardson – Clippers Live analyst (2006)
Ted Robinson – Pac-12 basketball announcer
Vin Scully – Los Angeles Dodgers announcer (2005–2013)
Suzy Shuster – Southern California Sports Report anchor
Charley Steiner – Dodgers road announcer
Matt Stevens – UCLA football analyst
Paul Sunderland – Pac-12, Big West and Lakers basketball announcer
Barry Tompkins – Pac-12 football and basketball announcer
Jim Watson – Pac-12 and LA Galaxy announcer, sideline reporter, and anchor of "Dodgers Live" and "Dodgers Dugout"
Paul Westphal – NBA analyst, USC basketball commentator
Van Earl Wright – anchor of Southern California Sports Report, Dodgers Dugout (2004) and Kings "Break the Ice" (2004)
Carriage issues[edit]
San Diego County[edit]
Main article: Fox Sports San Diego
Fox Sports West maintains widespread cable carriage in San Diego County. However, the two major providers in the area, Time Warner Cable and Cox Communications, have refused to carry Prime Ticket since its launch in 1997; both cable providers claim that the network has asked for carriage fees they deemed to be too expensive for carriage on their expanded basic tiers. However, Prime Ticket is carried on some former systems that Time Warner Cable acquired in 2006 from Adelphia Communications. Adelphia had added the channel to their lineup in 2001.
On March 17, 2012, as part of a contract signed with FSN to acquire the local cable rights to the San Diego Padres, Fox Sports Networks created a separate regional network for the San Diego market, Fox Sports San Diego.[13] Despite that channel's launch, Fox Sports West remains available on cable providers in the San Diego area; however, Fox Sports San Diego carries some programming (including most live sporting events) from Prime Ticket, which essentially makes striking any carriage agreement for that channel unnecessary.
Because the San Diego Padres hold territorial rights for all of San Diego County, Los Angeles Angels games are blacked out in the county on Fox Sports West regardless of the cable or satellite provider, requiring a subscription to the MLB Extra Innings out-of-market sports package to view those telecasts. All other sports programming, with the exception of Angels baseball games carried on Fox Sports West, is available in San Diego County.
Las Vegas Valley[edit]
Main article: AT&T SportsNet Rocky Mountain
Fox Sports West and Prime Ticket maintains widespread cable carriage in the Las Vegas Valley. On May 23, 2017, it was announced that AT&T SportsNet had acquired the RSN rights to the new NHL Expansion Team, the Vegas Golden Knights to televise broadcast games in Southern Nevada on AT&T SportsNet Rocky Mountain starting in the 2017-2018 NHL Season.
Because the Vegas Golden Knights hold territorial rights for all of Southern Nevada, Anaheim Ducks and Los Angeles Kings games are blacked out in the Las Vegas Valley on Fox Sports West and Prime Ticket regardless of the cable or satellite provider, requiring a subscription to the NHL Center Ice out-of-market sports package to view those telecasts. All other sports programming, with the exception of Ducks and Kings hockey games carried on Fox Sports West and Prime Ticket, is available in Southern Nevada.
See also[edit]
Broadcasting of sports events
Fox Broadcasting Company
Fox Sports
Fox Sports Networks
SportsChannel Los Angeles
References[edit]
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Jump up ^ R. Thomas Umstead (July 8, 1996). "Liberty Sports regionals will become Fox Sports net". Multichannel News. The Walt Disney Company. Retrieved April 7, 2015 – via HighBeam Research.
Jump up ^ "FOX SPORTS NET DEBUTS ON NOV. 1". The Columbian. Columbian Publishing Company. Associated Press. September 13, 1996. Retrieved April 7, 2015 – via HighBeam Research.
Jump up ^ "ANOTHER FOX SPORTS OUTLET? IT'S YOUR CALL : THE 4TH ANNUAL BEST AND WORST OF THE L.A. SPORTS MEDIA SPORTS ANCHORS/REPORTERS.(SPORTS)". Los Angeles Daily News. January 17, 1997. Retrieved April 7, 2015 – via HighBeam Research.
Jump up ^ "Commish: TV deal not in Dodgers' best interests". MLB.com. June 20, 2011.
Jump up ^ "Dodgers sue Fox Sports over alleged interference in team's sale". Los Angeles Times. Tribune Publishing. November 16, 2011.
Jump up ^ "FOX Sports reportedly sues Dodgers". Fox Sports. September 28, 2011.
Jump up ^ "Settlement with Fox removes obstacle to sale of Dodgers[https://www.usatoday.com/sports/baseball/nl/dodgers/story/2012-01-11/fox-media-rights-lawsuit-settled/52493636/1". USA Today. Gannett Company. January 12, 2012.
Jump up ^ "Dodgers, Fox Sports talking $6-billion TV deal". Dodgers Now. Los Angeles Times. Tribune Publishing. November 25, 2012.
Jump up ^ "Dodgers, Time Warner Cable have a deal". Dodgers Now. Los Angeles Times. Tribune Publishing. January 22, 2013. Retrieved January 23, 2013.
Jump up ^ "Dodgers announce deal with Time Warner, launch of SportsNet LA". CBS Sports. January 28, 2013.
Jump up ^ Jay Posner (February 16, 2012). "Fox Sports San Diego to launch in March". U-T San Diego. Retrieved February 20, 2012.
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