Best Sports Streaming Services of 2022

 

 Which is the best streaming service for sports?

• fuboTV: Perfect for all sports fans, fuboTV gives you 50 national and international sports channels for $80/month. It used to be known as a sports streaming service, but fuboTV has created a new name for itself by including loads of family-favorite channels like Disney Channel and HGTV. Its Starter plan also includes a great variety of channels for $65/month.

• YouTube TV: You can get NBA TV, MLB Network, and NFL Network with YouTube TV for $65 per month (which is the best price you're going to find for a service that includes all three major sports networks). YouTube TV is also a great pick with a total of 16 sports channels, a channel variety for every mood, and an unlimited DVR storage space.

• Hulu + Live TV: Hulu Live gives you the option to have a fantastic entertainment bundle with ESPN+ and Disney+. You can get 14 of your popular sports channels with Hulu Live, and with ESPN+, you'll get even more sports coverage (not NFL or NBA coverage, though).

• Sling TV: If you're a money saver but want to be up to date on sports, Sling TV is for you. For $35–$50 per month, you'll get a few sports channels while saving money for that car you've had your eye on.

• DIRECTV STREAM: Direct Tv Stream will give you access to 18 sports channels as well as a free three-month subscription to HBO Max, CINEMAX, SHOWTIME, STARZ, and EPIX. Although, it's the priciest option on our list, so make sure the included premium channels are worth your money.

 

 

FAQs

How can I stream live sports for free?

There's no way to stream live sports for free legally, but you can certainly take advantage of the free trials that live TV streaming services offer.

You'll find the most sports channels with these services: fuboTV, YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, DIRECTV STREAM, and Sling TV.

What is the cheapest way to watch live sports?

Sling TV will be your cheapest option when it comes to watching live sports. But you get what you pay for because for $35 per month, you'll only get 4-9 sports channels in your lineup.

Those channels include ESPN, FS1, NBC Sports Network, and NFL Network.

Is Hulu + Live TV or YouTube TV better for sports?

Off the bat, we can already tell you YouTube TV will be the best for sports-watching in comparison to Hulu Live.

YouTube TV has all major sports networks (NFL Network, NBA TV, and MLB Network), while Hulu Live has none.

YouTube TV has two more sports channels in total, including the Tennis Channel. But if you need your ESPN College Extra, you'll want to go with Hulu Live.