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Rio Olympics: What channel is MSNBC on Time Warner, DirecTV, Comcast?

By Andre Pruitt

Aug 5, 2016; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Fans pose for a photo with the rings in Olympic Park on the day of opening ceremonies for the Rio 2016 Summer Olympic Games. Mandatory Credit: Matt Kryger-USA TODAY Sports
Aug 5, 2016; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Fans pose for a photo with the rings in Olympic Park on the day of opening ceremonies for the Rio 2016 Summer Olympic Games. Mandatory Credit: Matt Kryger-USA TODAY Sports /
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How to watch the Rio Olympics on MSNBC.

NEXT: 30 Olympic Athletes Who Dominated Their EventsWith the 2016 Rio Olympics opening ceremony slated for today at 8 p.m. ET, the Olympic games are finally here. The Rio Olympics have gotten a lot of coverage prior to the games for many reasons from the Zika virus to terrorists concerns.

The events begin officially at 8 a.m. tomorrow and include rowing, men’s cycling and water polo. Other events on Day 1 of the Olympic games will include swimming, beach volleyball and gymnastics.

This year’s Olympics will be broadcast on a wide variety of networks. One of these networks includes MSNBC. Whether you have Time Warner, DirecTV or Comcast here’s who to watch the 2016 Rio Olympics on MSNBC.Since MSNBC’s channel changes by location, be sure to click the link for your cable provider below and choose your area so you can be sure you find the right channel.

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MSNBC will air about 80 hours of Olmpic coverage, from 12-5 PM on most days. The network will cover men’s basketball, beach volleyball, rugby, soccer, volleyball, and water polo, among other sports. The 2016 Rio Olympics will be the ninth straight Olympics games that events will be airing on MSNBC.

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