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From the Cheap Seats Ep. 3: What’s the deal with Altitude Sports, future of games on TV?
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Sep 4, 201940:34Now PlayingA former 9NEWS sports guy and fellow Avs fan (who tweeted at Steve way too many times) joins us to talk about the future of watching sports on TV after so many people are cutting the cable cord. Plus, we talk about Altitude Sports possibly being dropped by DISH, Comcast & DIRECTV.
Bonus: We roast Steve for being a (recovering) Red Wings fan, and his fiancé chimes in!
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In 2017, Steve Staeger and Geoff Sawtell bought season tickets for the Colorado Avalanche in the literal cheap seats. They’re so close to the top, they can practically touch the ceiling. They decided to launch a fan-centered podcast about the Avalanche. In it, they’ll chat about hockey and the entire fan experience and feature guests from diehard fans to fan-favorites.
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