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MyFree DirecTV Adds Three More Sports Channels to FAST Lineup

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DirecTV has expanded its MyFree DirecTV channel lineup once more. The latest FAST additions come in the form of three new sports channels. As is the case with all of the content on MyFree DirecTV, the new sports channels are available to stream for free.

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  • MyFree DirecTV has added three new FAST sports channels: All Women’s Sports, Billiard TV, and Wired2fish TV.
  • The additions aim to broaden access to underrepresented sports like women’s sports, billiards, and fishing, and at no cost.
  • These follow a recent wave of FAST channel additions from major media companies, including Fox, NBCUniversal and Warner Bros. Discovery.

The new FAST sports channels now available on MyFree DirecTV are designed to increase access to women’s sports, billiards, and fishing content.

The new channels are:

  • All Women’s Sports (from Sports Fanatics and Whoopi Goldberg)
  • Billiard TV (from Triple-B Media)
  • Wired2fish TV (from Navio Networks)

These additions join an ever-growing list of sports channels on MyFree DirecTV. A list that already includes beIN Sports Xtra, Big 12, ESPN8: The Ocho, Fox Sports, NBC Sports Now, T2, TNA Wrestling, and Women’s Sports Network, among many others.

They also follow a bunch of NBCUniversal, Fox and Warner Bros. Discovery FAST channels that were added to MyFree DirecTV last month. The previous batch included popular news and entertainment channels like NBC News Now and Today All Day.

This was in addition to dedicated FAST channels for Dateline 24/7, I (Almost) Got Away with It, and The Masked Singer, among other popular shows.

With DirecTV seemingly increasing the frequency of new FAST additions, the MyFree DirecTV service is continually growing into a robust option, and especially for those looking to save on the cost of live TV without losing access to news, sports and entertainment content.

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John Finn is the Editor of Streaming Better, a platform created to help consumers navigate the complicated live TV streaming and subscription service market. John has been covering technology and streaming for online publications since 2014.

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