AT&T SportsNet-Southwest, the official TV home of the Houston Rockets, announced today the Houston Rockets 2022-23 season broadcast schedule. The network will produce and televise all 82 regular season games plus two preseason games.
The network preseason coverage begins on October 7 at 6:30pm against the Toronto Raptors and continues against the Miami Heat on October 10. Regular season coverage tips off on Wednesday, October 19 at 5:30pm with a special one-hour Rockets Pregame, as the Rockets hit the road to take on the Atlanta Hawks. The Rockets play their first regular season game at the Toyota Center on Friday, October 21 against the Memphis Grizzlies at 6:30pm. All network broadcasts will include Rockets Pregame presented by Toyota and Lexus. Plus, Rockets Postgame presented by Jack Daniel’s throughout the entire season.
Returning this season, Craig Ackerman will call play-by-pay and Ryan Hollins joins him with game analysis for all AT&T SportsNet broadcasts. Also returning to the broadcast team are two Houston Rockets legends, Hall-of-Famer Calvin Murphy and Mario Elie, to provide expert analysis.
AT&T SportsNet is proud to announce Vanessa Richardson will join the broadcast team as the courtside reporter for all Rockets game broadcasts. Vanessa will also be the host of the weekly Rockets All Access presented by Memorial Hermann. The show debuts with a special season preview show on Friday, October 7 with new weekly episodes each Wednesday starting on October 19.
Fans can visit the Channel Finder to find a list of TV providers that will air the games, including streaming providers DIRECTV Stream and fuboTV.
AT&T SportsNet has more ways to watch the Rockets than ever before. Download the ATTSN app or go to AT&T SportsNet.com to stream from your computer. Login with your participating TV account info and you’re all set. Only available to customers whose TV subscription includes AT&T SportsNet. Check now to see if your provider is participating.
(This post was taken from a release sent to me by AT&T SportsNet)
