Missing Your Favorite Channels? Here's How to Watch Them Elsewhere
If you're a YouTube TV fan, you might be scratching your head right now. Disney-owned channels like ABC, ESPN, FX, and National Geographic have vanished from the platform due to a contract squabble. This means:
- No more Monday Night Football
- No new episodes of Abbott Elementary
- No college football games this weekend
But don't panic! There are other ways to catch your favorite shows and sports.
1. Fubo
This streaming service offers a free trial, so you can test the waters before diving in. New subscribers can snag $30 off their first month on the Pro or Elite plans, making them a steal at $54.99 and $74.99 respectively.
What you get:
- Over 200 live channels, including ESPN, FOX, and local networks
- Elite plan includes Sports Plus with NFL RedZone
- Deluxe plan for $84.99/month with extra channels like MGM+ and International Sports Plus
2. Sling TV
They've got some flexible options, like day, weekend, or week-long passes. Perfect if you only need access to certain channels for a short time.
What you get:
- Three base packages to choose from
- NFL, WNBA, MLB, and college football coverage
- $5 off monthly if you add Max to your plan
3. ESPN Unlimited
This new streaming service from ESPN gives you access to a ton of live sports, studio shows, and original content.
Plans:
- ESPN Unlimited: $29.99/month or $299.99/year
- ESPN Select: $12.99/month or $129.99/year
So, don't let this blackout ruin your weekend plans. Explore these alternatives and keep enjoying your favorite content.