Matrix Midwest to Broadcast Tonight’s Chiefs Preseason Game

St. Louis now hosts the exclusive and independent sports and entertainment network, Matrix Midwest. Tonight, the platform is set to showcase the Kansas City Chiefs in their preseason finale against the Chicago Bears. The game begins at 7:20 p.m., but fans can tune in at 7 p.m. for a special preseason broadcast with the Sports on 4 team, all accessible over-the-air on channel 32 and channel 186 on Spectrum/Charter.

This broadcast is particularly notable as it marks one of the first major live sports events since the network’s recent inception, highlighting its commitment to delivering premium sports content to its viewers. The game offers an excellent opportunity for sports enthusiasts to gauge the teams’ readiness for the upcoming season, providing a sneak peek into the players’ form and team dynamics.

Launch and Features

Launched just this Thursday, Matrix Midwest has quickly established itself as the go-to network for free, independent sports and entertainment in St. Louis. The network is gearing up for an exciting start with the upcoming football season by introducing “Mizzou Live,” a unique live pregame and postgame show dedicated to the University of Missouri football, starting with the season opener against Murray State next week.

• Comprehensive Coverage: “Mizzou Live” promises to deliver in-depth analyses, exclusive interviews, and behind-the-scenes content, enriching the game-watching experience for fans.
• Weekly Insights: In addition to game days, fans can look forward to “Tiger Talk,” a weekly show featuring the University’s head football coach Eliah Drinkwitz, offering insights into team strategies and player developments.

This extensive coverage is designed to keep fans engaged throughout the season, ensuring they have constant access to exclusive content. The inclusion of “Mizzou Live” as a flagship program underscores the network’s commitment to providing comprehensive local sports coverage that is both accessible and deeply engaging.

Technical Setup

If you’re using an antenna and can’t locate channel 32 on your TV, a simple rescan of your TV channels might resolve the issue. If rescanning doesn’t help, adjusting your antenna could be the next best step to ensure optimal reception of Matrix Midwest’s programming. This process involves either moving your antenna to a different location or possibly upgrading to a more robust model to better capture the broadcast signal, especially if you are located at a significant distance from the broadcast towers.

Expanding Partnerships and Programming

Matrix Midwest’s programming strategy extends beyond sports to include a variety of entertainment options, aiming to cater to a broad audience. The network’s programming slate includes popular national shows like Extra and Entertainment Tonight, alongside beloved local productions such as Great Day St. Louis.

Key partnerships have been formed to enhance the network’s offerings:

• The University of Missouri, for exclusive college sports coverage.
• Local professional teams like the St. Louis Blues and St. Louis City S.C., providing fans with year-round sports action.
• National sports collaborations with entities like HBCU Go Sports and the Harlem Globetrotters, broadening the spectrum of sports entertainment available to viewers.

These partnerships reflect Matrix Midwest’s dedication to becoming a central hub for sports and entertainment, enriching the local media landscape and providing viewers with a diverse array of high-quality content. The collaborations with various sports franchises and universities not only enhance the network’s portfolio but also foster a deeper connection with the community by bringing localized content that resonates with the viewers’ interests and regional pride.