Monumental Sports Network was launched in 1984 as Home Team Sports, and was originally owned by Westinghouse Broadcasting. 11 years later, when Westinghouse merged with CBS, it was become a part of newly-launched CBS Cable along with its sister channel Midwest Sports Channel (MSC), which also an regional sports network based in Minnesota. In 2000, CBS Corporation was merged with Viacom. Months after the deal was finalized, both HTS and MSC were sold to Comcast and News Corporation respectively.
Comcast SportsNet Mid-Atlantic[]
2001–2008[]
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In 2001, one year after the channel was sold to Comcast, the name was changed to Comcast SportsNet Mid-Atlantic.
2008–2012[]
Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
Unknown (Comcast) Arial Black Italic (SportsNet Mid-Atlantic)
Launched:
October 1, 2008
2012–2017[]
Alternate version
Logo of CSN Plus secondary channel
NBC Sports Washington[]
2017–2023[]
Stacked variant
Logo of NBC Sports Washington+ secondary channel
Stacked variant of NBC Sports Washington+ logo
Variant with white and yellow text, used on dark backgrounds
Stacked variant with white and yellow text, used on dark backgrounds
NBC Sports Washington+ logo with white and yellow text, used on dark backgrounds
Stacked variant of NBC Sports Washington+ logo with white and yellow text, used on dark backgrounds
Monumental Sports Network[]
2023–present[]
Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
Termina
Launched:
September 12, 2023 (on-air) September 20, 2023 (official)[1]
On September 20, 2022, NBC Sports Washington was acquired by Monumental Sports. Following this, on June 21, 2023, it was announced that the network would rebrand as the Monumental Sports Network that September. The new name and branding took effect on-air on September 12, though it was not announced officially until September 20.
Horizontal version
Logo of Monumental Sports Network 2 secondary channel
