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New Yahoo Sports Network FAST Channel Launches On Select Free Platforms

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A new Yahoo Sports Network channel is now available to stream. In partnership with C15 Studio, the Yahoo Sports FAST channel offers access to a variety of sports programming, including NFL, NBA, and MLB content.

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As Yahoo Sports Network has launched as a FAST channel, it is available to consumers at no cost.

Yahoo Sports Network features more than 60 hours of original programming each week, with the lineup including both live programming and recorded shows.

The Yahoo Sports Network programming lineup includes Andy & Ari On3, Baseball Bar-B-Cast, College Football Enquirer, Fantasy Football Live, Football 301, Good Word with Goodwill, Inside Coverage, Josh Pate’s College Football Show, The Ariel Helwani Show, The Boys in the Back, The Cooligans, The Craic with Petesy Carroll, The Hard Count with J.D. PicKell, The Inside Scoop, The Kevin O’Connor Show, Yahoo Fantasy Forecast, and Yahoo Sports Daily.

With this being a new channel, Yahoo Sports Network is a little limited in terms of device support at launch. Right now, the FAST channel is only available on LG Channels, Sling Freestream, and via yahoosports.tv.

Yahoo Sports and C15 Studio have confirmed that the plan is to expand platform support, and quickly. For example, the new FAST channel is due to go live on Amazon Fire TV, Fubo, Plex, Prime Video, Samsung TV Plus, and The Roku Channel, in the coming weeks.

“Our video business is growing rapidly – across the number of shows we produce, the hours of content we deliver, and most importantly, the viewership by fans,” said Ryan Spoon, President of Yahoo Media Group. “We are excited to officially launch the Yahoo Sports Network and make it widely available across leading FAST services.”

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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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