Comcast SportsNet Houston offers free trial

Network Celebrates Start of the Rockets' 2013-2014 Season with - Free Trial Offer to Subscribers of DIRECTV, AT&T, DISH, Suddenlink & More

Comcast SportsNet Houston (CSN), a partnership between the Houston Astros, Houston Rockets and the NBC Sports Group, today announced that they have offered a program to provide the network -- free of charge -- to Satellite, Cable and Telco providers across a five-state region. The 45-day free trial, which will be presented to DIRECTV, AT&T U-verse, DISH, Suddenlink and more throughout the network's five-state region, is set to begin immediately and extend through Sunday, Dec. 15, in order to provide:

Live, HD coverage of the Rockets next 24 games, including upcoming showdowns vs. the Mavericks, Lakers, Knicks, Warriors and Spurs.*
Daily live news, analysis and original programming covering the major teams and conferences throughout the region.

For more information on CSN Houston's Free Trial, contact your provider in order to find out if CSN Houston's coverage will be placed on your channel lineup during this limited time. If your provider is not listed below, please refer to your bill for customer service contact information.

DIRECTV --- 1-888-777-2454
AT&T --- 1-800-288-2020
DISH --- 1-888-656-2461
Suddenlink --- 1-877-794-2724
Time Warner Cable --- 1-800-TWCABLE

CSN Houston is available in both standard and high definition to all local cable, satellite and telco TV providers and today is carried by:

Coastal Link (channels 31/131 in Brazoria County, Texas)
Comcast Cable (channels 39/639 in the Houston area; 86/1688 in Houma, La Place, Monroe and Shreveport, Lou.; 269/1687 in Little Rock, Ark.)
Consolidated Communications (channels 42/723 in the Houston area)
Telecom Cable (channel 23 in Freeport, Texas; channel 33 in Fulshear, Texas)
EnTouch (channels 73/473 in the Houston area)
Phonoscope (channels 35/293 in the Houston area)
Ozona Cable (channel 19.1 in Sterling City, Eldorado, and Mertzon, Texas; channel 26.1 in Ozona, Texas)

(This post is taken from a release sent to me by Comcast SportsNet Houston)