[bkopto]

www.vipbox.eu

[Amntn]

I subscribe to MLB network and can watch all of the games except the Sunday night game. You can watch them through ROKU, your computer, tablet and phone. I even watch games through it when I am traveling. There doesn’t seem to be a limit on how many devices you can use all at the same time so my husband can watch when he is at home and I can watch when I am traveling.

You have to check your zip code to see if your team is blacked out in your area though.

Sling has all of the ESPN channels including ESPNU and ESPN-SEC which you can steam through ROKU.

I read you can use an antenna for CBS, NBC, and ABC but I haven’t checked it out yet.

[normbal]

Funny, I didn’t recognize the alphabet agencies, but with over 400 of them, the ones I follow/pay attention to are IRS, ATF, NSA and a handful of others, sport.

I can find out most of what I need to know about them from the web.

[sopwith]

http://livetv.sx/en/
I use this for sports , getting the right feeds can be a pain and it takes a bit of getting used to . but once you get it set your good to go.

[sergeantdave]

Look up in the British SKY to find all the SPORTS you might want. I’m not giving a more obvious hint than that unless you pay me 50¢.

[SamAdams76]

When I dropped cable, the biggest thing I missed was NFL football.

However, I discovered it was much more fun to watch a game at a sports pub, such as a Buffalo Wild Wings or a Yard House. Or even a local pub. The people there really get into the games and you get to eat wings and drink beer without making a mess in your own house.

Other times, I get to visit family to watch the games, especially around Thanksgiving and Christmas.

[Yosemitest]

Have you heard of ROKU and do you have a good high speed internet connection ?
Direct it ain't, but in the long run, it's cheaper and can deliver a lot of choices.
Amazon offers some streaming TV choices.

[Vermont Lt]

Pay to go see the games.

[Mr. Jeeves]

Drop those too - the Left has taken over.

[Yaelle]

And don’t forget NHL. We have the same problem so for now we are keeping DISH. Also we do watch some network TV and it’s nice that it’s all taped automatically for 10 days.

Sports is the main reason we still keep it, though.

[Marko413]

Sling TV is a great option for sports instead of cable. It's $20/month, no contract. The only downsides to it are it only works on computer or Roku and it can only be logged in to one device at a time. Still, since there is no contract it is worth trying it out for a month.

https://www.sling.com

[Mozilla]

For some things I use bootleg sites. One of the best sites closed then a clone was shutdown. The ones I use now are first row, sports lemon and VIP Box. Good Luck.

[Mozilla]

I also have MLB audio and in off-season can see MLB.tv replay archives. Also NBA audio is free at the site.