Sports coverage
The games, including the ones you normally can't get
Out-of-market games and regional blackouts are the main reason American sports fans still pay for cable. Carrying 40+ regional sports networks alongside the national tier is how this lineup gets around that.
NFL
Sunday afternoon coverage on local FOX and CBS, Sunday Night on NBC, Monday Night on ESPN/ABC, plus RedZone.
FOX · CBS · NBC · ESPN · NFL Network
NBA
National games plus the regional sports network carrying your team, so out-of-market games are watchable.
ESPN · TNT · NBA TV · RSNs
MLB
Regional feeds for all 30 clubs plus the national broadcast package across the season and postseason.
ESPN · FOX · TBS · MLB Network · RSNs
NHL
National coverage plus regional feeds, including the full playoff run.
ESPN · TNT · RSNs
NCAA
College football and March Madness across the network and cable tiers.
ESPN · ABC · CBS · FOX · BTN
UFC & Boxing
Pay-per-view main cards included rather than sold separately.
PPV included
Soccer
Premier League, Champions League, MLS and Liga MX.
NBC · CBS · TNT · Apple/MLS feeds
Motorsport
Formula 1 and NASCAR race weekends including practice and qualifying.
ESPN · FOX · NBC
Why blackouts happen
A blackout is a licensing rule, not a technical fault. When a game is sold to a regional sports network, the national broadcaster is contractually barred from showing it in that region — so the game you most want is the one your package doesn't carry.
Cheaper streaming bundles drop regional sports networks first, because RSN carriage fees are the most expensive part of a TV package. That's why they undercut cable on price and lose you the local game.
What this lineup does
- Carries 40+ regional sports networks rather than dropping them
- Includes the national tier — ESPN, FS1, TNT, TBS, league networks
- Bundles PPV main cards instead of charging per event
- Adds local ABC, NBC, CBS and FOX for regionally-televised games
- Serves from US infrastructure so live play stays in sync
Test it on a game day
The 7-day money-back window is deliberately long enough to cover a full weekend of sport — so you can judge it when it actually matters.