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Message: [QUOTE="Hey Adrien!, post: 3558254, member: 5787"] That's my issue too. Since sports have been canceled, I got rid of all live-streaming services but prior to YES' removal from YouTube, it was my service of choice. My only advice for streaming TV: be flexible and avoid brand loyalty. None of these services have long-term contracts so it's easy to bounce around. Baseball, Yankees baseball specifically, is the only TV I watch over the summer, so whenever MLB is back I'll get Hulu. Only downside is that it doesn't get MSG for Rangers games, but I've learned to watch live high-quality pirated streams on my laptop without having to deal with sketchy pop-ups. Looking at their sports' package, Hulu is also a great fit for college basketball (ESPN/2/3/their minions, CBS Sports, FS1). It also has enhanced DVR, which is KEY for football. [/QUOTE]