Altice USA and MSG Networks have reached a deal to bring back regional sports to the New York area, including New York Knicks and New York Rangers games. Altice USA, the fourth-largest U.S. cable TV provider,

Altice USA has restored access to MSG Networks on its Optimum TV platform after all sides reached a new carriage agreement on Saturday. This article, Altice USA restores MSG Networks to Optimum TV under new deal,

On Feb. 13, one day after The Post’s Ariel Zilber reported that Altice handed out huge raises to top executives, MSG Networks countered with an ad that included legendary Rangers play-by-play man Sam Rosen — in his final year broadcasting — switching his TV provider to Verizon Fios.

MSG Networks and Altice USA reached an agreement Saturday to bring the network and related channels back to Optimum cable for the first time since the start of 2025, according to MSG Networks on social media.

“After 52 days in the penalty box, New York sports fans will finally be able to watch the Knicks, Rangers and Islanders again," Hochul said in a statement Saturday. She said the agreement came after she had the state Department of Public Service seek hearings "on how consumers are being shortchanged by weeks of corporate bickering."

MSG Networks and Optimum resolve their standoff, bringing Knicks, Rangers, Islanders, and Devils games back to Optimum's lineup.

MSG Networks and Optimum are pleased to announce they have reached an agreement for the relaunch of MSG Networks on Optimum video lineups. MSG Networks and Optimum would like to thank everyone for the

MSG Networks has finally reached a deal with the fourth-largest U.S. cable provider to bring back the NHL’s New York Rangers. After months of negotiations, MSG