FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – The New England Revolution announced today that Comcast SportsNet will once again serve as the club’s local broadcast partner. Comcast SportsNet will carry 23 of the club’s 34 regular-season games live in high-definition this season. Two games will be aired on WSBK myTV38 while eight additional games will be shown on one of Major League Soccer’s national broadcast partners.

This is the sixth consecutive season that Comcast SportsNet will be the local television home of the Revolution and for the second straight year, the team of Brad Feldman and Paul Mariner will call all the action from the booth with Jessie Coffield reporting from the sidelines during home broadcasts. Additionally, Comcast SportsNet will produce Revolution Postgame Live, a 30-minute postgame show hosted by Dalen Cuff with highlights, analysis and interviews following select games, beginning with the network’s debut broadcast of 2015 on Saturday, March 21 when the Revs play their home opener at Gillette Stadium against the Montreal Impact.

Comcast SportsNet’s 2015 coverage will begin on Sunday, March 8 with the debut of the annual “State of the Revs Season Preview” at 9 p.m. Airing just 30 minutes prior to the first kick of the Revs’ 2015 season in Seattle, the show, which is hosted by Cuff, will look back at the Revs’ run to MLS Cup in 2014 and preview the upcoming season. Throughout the season, “State of the Revs” will air bi-weekly on Thursday nights with replays running throughout the weekend.

Other highlights to the Revs’ broadcast schedule on Comcast SportsNet this season include:

• All three matches (May 2, July 11 and Sept. 16) against the rival New York Red Bulls
• Both matches (April 11 and June 24) against Columbus Crew SC, the Revs' opponent in the 2014 Eastern Conference Semifinals
• The first ever visits of expansion sides New York City FC (July 18) and Orlando City SC (Sept. 5) to Gillette Stadium
• Two of three matches against Toronto FC (May 16 and Aug. 1) featuring U.S. National Team stars Jozy Altidore and Michael Bradley as well as Italian international Sebastian Giovinco
• Seven of the Revs’ 10 games against the Western Conference

Brad Feldman, a long-time fixture of Revolution broadcasts with more than 500 games of experience, will return to serve as the club’s play-by-play man in 2015. This will be his 15th season as part of the club’s broadcasts and his 11th handling play-by-play duties. Feldman also serves as the supervising producer for all Revolution telecasts, heading content, operations and production.

He will be joined in the booth for a second consecutive season by former Revolution assistant coach Paul Mariner. A former England international who played at the 1982 FIFA World Cup, Mariner played in his homeland for Arsenal, Ipswich Town, Plymouth Argyle and Portsmouth, winning the FA Cup and UEFA Cup with Ipswich. Following his playing career, Mariner served as an assistant coach with the Revs (2004-09) before accepting head coaching roles with Plymouth Argyle and Toronto FC. In addition to his work on Revolution broadcasts, Mariner is a regular analyst and contributor to ESPN’s daily soccer program, ESPN FC while also providing analysis for the network’s broadcasts of various international soccer matches.

Jessie Coffield returns to complete the broadcast team, serving as a sideline reporter for all Revolution home games while also filing video reports for revolutionsoccer.net. Kraft Sports Productions will once again produce all non-nationally televised Revolution games under the guidance of Executive Producer Matt Smith, KSP Director Dave Mondillo and Feldman. Producer Russ Whinnem returns for his fourth season and Shawn Jensen is the television package’s regular game day director.

That group will also produce a pair of games – the Revs’ April 4 trip to Colorado to face the Rapids and the April 15 home game against Chicago – that will be shown locally on WSKB myTV38.

In addition to the 25 games that are available locally, eight Revolution games will be shown nationally on one of Major League Soccer’s national broadcast partners ESPN, FOX Sports and Univision. The broadcast details for the Revs’ regular-season finale against New York City FC on Sunday, October 25 will be announced at a later date as part of “Decision Day,” which will see all 10 teams in Eastern Conference kick off at 5 p.m. ET that evening. FOX Sports 1 and UniMas will each broadcast an Eastern Conference game that day while the other three will be broadcast by local television partners.

Revolution games will also be available on the radio locally in both English and Portuguese with 98.5 The Sports Hub (WBZ Radio) returning as the club’s flagship live English radio broadcast partner and Nossa Radio 1570 AM once again serving as the Revs’ Brazilian radio broadcast partner.