Knights’ local TV home dropped by Dish in carriage dispute

By Adam Hill

Las Vegas Review-Journal

2 years ago

Vegas Golden Knights' Nicolas Roy (10) protects the puck from Carolina Hurricanes' Jesper Fast ... — Vegas Golden Knights’ Nicolas Roy (10) protects the puck from Carolina Hurricanes’ Jesper Fast (71) during the third period of an NHL hockey game in Raleigh, N.C., Tuesday, Dec. 19, 2023. (AP Photo/Karl B DeBlaker)

Dish Network subscribers who are Golden Knights fans will have to find a new way to watch games.

The channel showing most of the Knights’ regular-season contests, Vegas 34, was dropped because of a carriage dispute, the company announced Tuesday.

Fans still hoping to watch games have several choices.

Vegas 34 is available on over-the-air TV with a digital antenna.

The team also launched its own streaming service, KnightTime+, this season. The platform is available on phones, tablets, computers and internet-capable TVs by downloading the KnightTime app on Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, iOS and Roku. It can also be accessed at knighttimeplus.com.

A season pass, which includes live games and additional team-produced content, is available for $69.99 for viewers in the local market.

The Knights also suggest subscribing to alternative services like Fubo, DirecTV or Cox cable.

Contact Adam Hill at ahill@reviewjournal.com. Follow @AdamHillLVRJ on X.