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Sporting events can also typically be watched at your local neighborhood bar, potentially negating the need to subscribe to cable.

• geoffpado 9y ago
  Assuming you support a local and/or popular team. If you've moved a significant difference but still want to follow a team you grew up with, the bar option might not be available.
  • lprubin 9y ago
    If you've moved out of your favorite team's market, most sports offer a fairly cheap paid online streaming plan.
  • WorldMaker 9y ago
    Many cities have "go to" bars or social clubs to watch non-local teams. For College teams, often the alumni group will track chapters in other cities and they will have a preferred bar or meeting spot to catch games together. Also, if you ask kindly ahead of time many sports bars, in my experience at least, are happy to accommodate an out of the way screen to a non-local game. Get to know a bar close to you and often they will be happy to have your business on your game days. Find some other fans in the area and they are often even happier to have your business. Sometimes that's how those "go to" bars start and suddenly you find they are so happy for your business it becomes a thing and they have your team's logos on a banner outside announcing a game day drink special.