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I've thought a lot about dropping my cable but the one thing that has prevented me from doing so is sports. How do those of you that enjoy sports and have drop

I've thought a lot about dropping my cable but the one thing that has prevented me from doing so is sports. How do those of you that enjoy sports and have dropped cable handle that? I need to be able to see my local teams and watch many other NFL games but the problem within the U.S. is that because of deals the NFL has made with many of the content providers they don't provide any type of online service directly to the consumer. Any advice on how to get your sports fix without cable/dish?

philwelch 16y ago
The situation gets better every year. For the past couple of years NBC has been streaming Sunday Night Football. You can also go to a local sports bar, which may or may not be more expensive than just having cable during football season. If you're a soccer fan, things are much better. Soccer from the Barclays Premier League, Serie A, and UEFA Champions League is available on foxsoccer.tv for $15/mo. The World Cup was streamed for free in the UK and Canada, and monthly proxy server subscriptions are cheap.