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Pirates Cable Network[]
1986[]
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KBL Entertainment Network[]
1986–1989[]
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1990–1995[]
Prime Sports KBL[]
1995–1996[]
Fox Sports Pittsburgh[]
1996–1999[]
Fox Sports Net Pittsburgh[]
1999–2004[]
FSN Pittsburgh[]
2004–2011[]
Root Sports Pittsburgh[]
2011–2017[]
AT&T SportsNet Pittsburgh[]
2017–2023[]
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SportsNet Pittsburgh[]
2023–present[]
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Stacked variant
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On-screen bug
SportsNet Pittsburgh+ secondary channel logo
On August 31st, 2023, Pittsburgh Penguins owner Fenway Sports Group announced they would buy AT&T SportsNet Pittsburgh from Warner Bros. Discovery, then renaming the channel SportsNet Pittsburgh, which started on October 2nd, 2023. New sister channel New England Sports Network will handle day to day operations.[1]
| Sports teams: Boston Red Sox (MLB) | Liverpool FC (Premier League) | Pittsburgh Penguins (NHL) | RFK Racing (NASCAR) (50%) Venues: Other assets: Sports networks: 1Jointly owned by the Pittsburgh Penguins and Pittsburgh Pirates and operated by FSG  |