Going to get interesting over the next few years. I can see a trend developing where all the major networks and network groups (like Discovery) start their own streaming and live streaming services. This should eventually cut out the cable company middleman and theoretically make them more money. In that way, we will have the option only to pay for what we want. But groups will still be put together and we will have to pay for the group. Like the new Discovery+ If you want Discovery and ID but not HGTV or the Food network, well your going to get them them all if you get one. I also think that is why DIsney, Prime video, netflix and the others are making original content. Got to keep or attract those subscribers.
I had YouTube TV. It was $40 a month. Then it went to $50. A year later they added some channels that I would never watch and raised their price to $65. I switched to Cox who were already my internet provider. After all the hidden fees and shit I only saved about $10 a month. I told them to cancel my cable. I'll just do without it until football starts. I saw where T Mobile now has TV for $50 a month.
Precisely what I do, only carry during fball season. I think basic Sling (orange/blue) with sports is now $46. No hidden fees. Best part is to activate/cancel requires no human interaction trying to re/upsell/bundle you. Just wish they would spend money making their livefeed buffer better instead of adding useless fkn channels 2% of their customers watch.
They looked very sloppy today. Lots of errors, pitching didn't hold up, still can't hit. Hitting with runners on is abysmal. Only two games but this stranding of runners and lack of hitting particularly the timely hitting is worrisome. Bright spot at first base. This Morgan kid looks like a player
