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JHallCanes said:
Agreed things like Streameast are my “in case of emergency break glass” options

YouTube tv is legit. I use Hulu Live (or whatever they call it these days) and it’s got a lot of options as they’ve done this whole merger with Disney/ESPN. It can be a huge pain in the *** as well though
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I do not like having to navigate 100 pop ups while eventually getting to a video that I’m not convinced is somehow streaming from a VHS tape.

I much prefer paying ESPN to watch their 2002 DVD quality 🫠
 
JamesQuall said:
I do not like having to navigate 100 pop ups while eventually getting to a video that I’m not convinced is somehow streaming from a VHS tape.

I much prefer paying ESPN to watch their 2002 DVD quality 🫠
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I’m a grown *** man that wants to hit a button and watch the game on a big *** tv

You have a way I can do that I’ll pay for it
 
Calinative said:
YoutubeTV is the best of the main ones to choose from if you're actually trying to pay and I don't think it's particularly close. You'll get access to watch ESPN. And Multiview is great now that you can pick your own game groupings.

IPTV with a vpn (though probably not even needed tbh, most are https now anyways). I mean "illegal"... but so is speeding 5mph over the limit. One of those things would cost you a couple hundred bucks, and one saves you a couple hundred bucks while the only actual downside is choosing a **** provider that maybe scams you or just has constantly buffering service... IPTV is like $5-$15/month for PPV and every channel you could imagine, and most have VOD included.

Theres also countless free streaming websites that you could use and just cast to the tv. If you wanna get real grimy you could just Use TempEmail to create throwaway Emails and Privacy.com to create virtual cards with a $3 Limit (or whatever you choose. But low enough to do the verification charge sites usually try to do for subscritpions), and just keep signing up for Free week/month long trials and cancelling before you are charged lol.
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TwentySix said:
I use YTTV now because Fubo doesn’t have Turner channels for basketball, but strictly for football the below is the best route if you’re looking to save money and not deal with illegal streams ****ting out at the worst possible time
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Appreciate yall for this
 
QuattroCane said:
I just heard that ESPN/Disney is in a squabble with YouTube TV, so you might want to hold off, word is YT could lose them.
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Yup.. Google and Disney are brawling over this...but the current agreement is til December so this season should be okay.
The loss if I understand correctly will be any ESPN unlimited content but you'd still get "basic" ESPN service.
We'll see what happens...
 
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Just received email that my Sports package I have with DirecTV will now include ESPN +

Also didn’t realize I get Fox News too


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pmoney said:
Day Pass by Sling TV—as low as $4.99
It appears to be the Orange package. Which has ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN3 and ESPN4K.

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Does this also give you SEC and ACC Networks?
 
6th Ring is Near said:
Does this also give you SEC and ACC Networks?
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It says you can add on the sports package for an extra dollar:

Can I Add Extras to Day, Week, and Weekend Passes?
Yes! In addition to the 34 channels available with Sling’s new Day, Week, and Weekend Passes, you can add a variety of Extras to watch even more programming! The following Extra Packs are available for $1 each with the Sling Day Pass, $2 with the Weekend Pass, and $3 with the Week Pass:

Sports Extra - Includes SEC Network, ACC Network, ESPNU, NBA TV, and more.
News Extra - NewsMax, NewsNation, OAN Network, Law & Crime, Science Channel, and more.
Entertainment Extra - Paramount Network, MTV, Game Show Network, TV Land and more.
Hollywood Extra - Turner Classic Movies, SundanceTV, REELZ, and more.
Lifestyle Extra - Hallmark Channel, VH1, Lifetime Movie Network, and more.
Heartland Extra - Great American Family, Outdoor Channel, INSP, and more.
Kids Extra - Disney Junior, Disney XD, NickToons, TeenNick, and more.

Source:
www.sling.com

Day, Week & Weekend Pass by Sling - Information & Details

With our new Day, Week, and Weekend Passes, Sling is finally bringing flexibility to streaming. Here are the full details.
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I tried that Streamate site you fellas have been raving about. Didn’t see the game but I was hooked
 
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