Reigning MVPs Nikola Jokic and Nathan MacKinnon can be seen on television again by a majority of Colorado fans after Altitude Sports ended a long-running dispute with Comcast, the region’s largest cable provider.

Altitude and Comcast have reached a deal ending a blackout that will allow Denver Nuggets and Colorado Avalanche fans to watch the games on TV.

The Altitude Sports and Comcast dispute has come to an end as the parties reach an agreement to broadcast Colorado Avalanche, Denver Nuggets games.

Altitude Sports and Comcast have reached a new carriage agreement, Kroenke Sports and Entertainment announced Tuesday, ending a bitter contract dispute that caused local blackouts of Nuggets and Avalanche games dating back to September 2019.

Altitude TV and Comcast have ended their five-year breakup and made things official: starting today, February 4, Colorado Avalanche and Denver Nuggets games will once again be available to Comcast customers after the two sides reached a deal.

Altitude and Comcast have reached a deal ending a blackout that will allow Denver Nuggets and Colorado Avalanche fans to watch the games on TV.

After almost six years, the Denver Nuggets and Colorado Avalanche are back on Comcast. “We could not be more thrilled to join Comcast and the Xfinity lineup,” Kevin Demoff, president of team and media operations for Kroenke Sports and Entertainment,

After more than half-a-decade, Avs and Nuggets fans across Colorado will finally be able to watch their favorite players on the small screen.

Regional sports network Altitude Sports reached an agreement with Comcast to broadcast Colorado Avalanche and Denver Nuggets games on the cable network, the two companies announced Tuesday. Why it matters: The announcement ends a nearly six-year blackout for local fans,