Can I watch out-of-market NFL and NBA games?

Yes. Carrying 40+ regional sports networks alongside the national tier means games normally blacked out or locked behind an out-of-market pass appear in the guide.

Is NFL RedZone included?

Yes, RedZone is part of the sports tier at no extra cost, alongside Sunday coverage on local FOX and CBS affiliates.

Are UFC and boxing pay-per-views included?

Main cards are included in the subscription rather than billed separately at around $80 per event.

Why are some games blacked out on other services?

A blackout is a licensing rule. When a game is sold to a regional sports network, national broadcasters are contractually barred from showing it in that region.

Floodlit American football stadium filled with spectators at night

Sports coverage

Every game, 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.

Aug–Feb

NFL + college football

Oct–Jun

NBA & NHL, regular season to finals

Mar–Nov

MLB, opening day to the World Series

Year-round

UFC, boxing, F1, NASCAR, soccer

NFL

Sunday afternoon coverage on your local FOX and CBS affiliates, Sunday Night Football on NBC, Monday Night on ESPN and ABC, plus RedZone whipping between every touchdown drive.

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Basketball players competing during an indoor arena game — Basketball

NBA

The national package plus the regional sports network carrying your team, which is what makes out-of-market games watchable instead of blacked out.

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Baseball batter swinging at a pitch during a game — Baseball

MLB

Regional feeds for all 30 clubs across the 162-game season, plus the national broadcast package through the playoffs and World Series.

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Ice hockey players stepping onto the rink before a game — Hockey

NHL

National coverage alongside regional feeds, including every round of the Stanley Cup playoffs.

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Packed arena crowd watching a live sporting event — College

NCAA

College football Saturdays across the network and cable tiers, bowl season, and the full March Madness bracket.

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Two boxers training in a ring wearing gloves — Combat

UFC & Boxing

Pay-per-view main cards are included in the subscription rather than billed at $79.99 a time, which is where most of the value sits for fight fans.

PPV included

Soccer

Premier League, Champions League, MLS and Liga MX, including the early kick-offs that fall outside US primetime.

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Formula 1 car cornering at speed on a race circuit — Racing

Motorsport

Formula 1 and NASCAR race weekends in full — practice, qualifying and the race, including European rounds that start before dawn.

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Blackouts explained

Why the game you want is the one you can't watch

It's a licensing rule, not a fault

When a game is sold to a regional sports network, the national broadcaster is contractually barred from showing it in that region. Nothing is broken — the rights simply sit elsewhere.

Cheap bundles drop RSNs first

Regional sports carriage is the most expensive part of a TV package, so budget streaming bundles cut it. That's how they undercut cable and lose you the local game.

Carrying them is the fix

This lineup keeps 40+ regional sports networks alongside the national tier and your local affiliates, which is what puts out-of-market and regional games back in the guide.

What this lineup does

40+ regional sports networks carried, not dropped
Full national tier — ESPN, FS1, TNT, TBS
League networks: NFL, NBA TV, MLB Network
PPV main cards bundled, not billed per event
Local ABC, NBC, CBS and FOX for regional games
US servers 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.

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