Cord cutters who stream their favorite teams will soon have another choice when deciding which comprehensive live TV package is worth adding to their lineup. YouTube TV is rolling out its sports-only package, giving sports watchers a skinny-bundle for their favorite leagues and teams without the extra fluff. The package is launching with several other niche plans aimed at attracting subscribers who donât want to pay the overhead costs for networks they wonât watch.
YouTube TV is joining Fubo and DIRECTV as live TV streaming providers offering subscribers skinnier options that traditional pay-TV never did. All three services have their own version of sports-focused plans cord cutters can choose from.
From football season, live soccer matches, motorsports, thunderous dunks, ferocious pitches, and everything in between, hereâs whatâs included with each sports-heavy plan to help you decide which works best for you.
*Keep scrolling down to find a full list of all the channels each package offers.
Choosing between DIRECTV, Fubo, and YouTube TV comes down to which sports you value the most. These bundles arenât the same, so there isnât a one-size-fits-all approach. Hereâs a quick overview of each service, including plans and pricing, so you can start streaming on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, Google TV, or your favorite device.
What to Know About DIRECTV MySports Genre Pack
DIRECTV MySports was the first of the pack-style bundles, focusing on sports to launch. The MySports Genre Pack is a single bundle with 20+ sports and broadcast networks, plus ESPN Unlimited included, for only $69.99 per month. Top networks include NFL Network, SEC Network, FS1, CBS Sports Network, NHL Network, NBA TV, ESPNâs networks, TNT, TBS, and local CBS, NBC, ABC, and FOX in most markets. The plan also includes CNN, FOX News, MS NOW, and other top news networks. 4K streaming is available for select broadcasts.
Like other DIRECTV plans, MySports includes…