The new TV deal comes as the soccer team is ready to make its debut at its new stadium near Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.
By Phoenix Business Journal staffThe Phoenix Rising has found a new home for television broadcasts, after the Valley's United Soccer League team inked a three-year deal with the newly created Arizona's Family Sports and Entertainment Network.
“The creation of the Arizona’s Family Sports and Entertainment Network will allow us to provide viewers with exciting live sports at no additional cost to them. Arizonans love their soccer so when this opportunity presented itself, we knew it would be the perfect partnership to launch our network,” said Debbie Bush, vice president and general manager of Arizona’s Family, in a statement.
“Phoenix Rising is thrilled to announce this landmark partnership with Arizona’s Family,” said Rising President Bobby Dulle in a statement. “This deal makes Phoenix Rising soccer accessible to anyone in Arizona through 2025. We’re also honored to be the first sports franchise to join Arizona’s Family newest venture. We cannot wait to kick off our 2023 season at our new home in the city of Phoenix, live on Arizona’s Family.
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