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Sports streaming continues to evolve rapidly, with leagues, teams, and platforms constantly reshaping how fans watch live games. Whether you’re tracking new sports rights deals, comparing live TV options for sports, following major streaming service updates, or looking for the best ways to watch your favorite teams without cable, bookmark this page to stay up to date with real‑time news, changes, and in‑depth guides.

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ESPN+ Subscription to Cost $6.99 per Month in August: Confirmed
John Finn
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July 12, 2021
After already encountering a price increase, the cost of an ESPN+ subscription will go up by an additional $1 per month starting…
Prime Video: Yankees Games Prime Members Can Watch for Free
John Finn
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March 24, 2021
Prime Video is streaming 21 New York Yankees games at no additional cost to Prime Members, with YES Network’s help.
YES Network App Launches with Access to Live Games & More
John Finn
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March 10, 2021
YES Network’s new app offers access to live games, but it won’t solve problems streaming the regional sports network.
NBCSN Shutting down Before 2021 Ends with Shift to USA & Peacock
John Finn
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January 22, 2021
NBCUniversal will shut down NBCSN before the end of this year, according to multiple reports.
Peacock Premier League Replays for All Matches Available Again
John Finn
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January 13, 2021
After previously removing games shown on NBC channels, Peacock Premier League replays for all matches have returned.
ESPN+ Annual Subscription Price Rising to $59.99 on January 8
John Finn
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December 30, 2020
Paying for ESPN+ on a yearly basis will cost $10 more in 2021.
Peacock Drops Premier League Replays For NBC & NBCSN Matches [Updated]
John Finn
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December 13, 2020
Peacock has now reduced the number of Premier League Replays down to 175 per season.
YouTube TV Subscribers Lose Sinclair’s Tennis Channel
John Finn
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November 30, 2020
YouTube TV subscribers can no longer stream or even watch recorded Tennis Channel content.
Peacock or NBCSN? Premier League Schedule Oct. 23 – Oct. 26
John Finn
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October 22, 2020
Looking to watch a Premier League game this weekend? Here’s where you need to stream from.
Hulu Live TV Loses Fox RSNs, YES Network, & Marquee Sports Network
John Finn
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October 22, 2020
With these regional sports networks now officially gone from Hulu Live TV, the options are limited.
Peacock Finally Adds Premier League Replays to Sports Section
John Finn
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September 13, 2020
After a rocky start to the 2020 season, Premier League replays can now be easily found on Peacock.
NFL Network & NFL RedZone Are Back on Sling TV
John Finn
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September 13, 2020
Months after the two sports channels were dropped, NFL Network and NFL RedZone are now back on Sling TV.
YouTube TV Adds NFL Network & New ‘Sports Plus’ Add-On
John Finn
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September 3, 2020
YouTube TV has now stepped up its sports game with NFL Network and a separate Sports Plus add-on.
Watch Two March Madness Games at Once on Android TV and Fire TV
John Finn
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March 9, 2020
Android TV and Fire TV users get a feature previously only available on Apple TV.
YouTube TV’s Fox RSNs Have Returned, but Not for Everyone
John Finn
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March 5, 2020
Deal not quite as first thought. Some YouTube TV subscribers have lost access to their Fox RSNs.
Switching to Keep YES Network? Here Are Your (Limited) Choices [Updated]
John Finn
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March 5, 2020
The options are not great, but they are still options.
Confirmed: Here Are the Sinclair Fox RSNs YouTube TV Has Lost
John Finn
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March 5, 2020
We now know exactly which RSNs are staying and which are gone.
YouTube TV Subscribers Lose YES Network & Select Fox RSNs
John Finn
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March 5, 2020
YouTube TV and Sinclair agree a new deal, but not for all Fox RSNs or for YES Network.
YouTube TV and Sinclair Extension Agreed: Fox RSNs Safe for Now
John Finn
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February 28, 2020
Good for subscribers, but a deal has yet to be reached.
Fox RSNs Doomed Long Before Sinclair Took Over, Here’s What Happened
John Finn
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February 28, 2020
Who’s to blame for the Fox RSNs situation? Take your pick from Fox, Disney, Sinclair, the DoJ – or all of them.

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