| This may be a silly question, but if you cancel cable and just use Netflix, etc, how do you watch sports? |
| You don't, at home. |
| Broadcast TV over the air with an antenna. ESPN3 on computer through my internet provider. Some additional streaming - NCAA typically has streaming option for the Tourney (basketball). |
| You don't, or you get an antenna. Imagine all the time you'd have to do things that are actually worthwhile. |
Eh, I need my SC. |
| I take the $2000 a year I save and pay burly men to run around my backyard instead. |
| Espn3 on Xbox and neighborhood bar for football. |
| We don't. DH never watched sports. I love the nfl, but since having kids I find I have better ways to spend my time. |
| S/o -- I am a baseball nut. Does streaming online baseball work well? |
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DH pays for MLB streaming-it works pretty well except you can't watch your local team until after the game is over.
For everything else, he makes do with what's on broadcast or he goes to a sports bar for the occasional game he really wants to watch that's only on cable. |
| We dropped cable and lasted about 6 months. Sometime in early August, the reality of no SEC Football really hit us. It was easy to give up everything else on cable, but not Saturdays Down South. |
| I so want to do this but DH is a rabid Caps fan ... |
| We use a rooftop antenna to watch sports over the air. We don't see anything that's ESPN-only unless it's the Redskins. |
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With certain Internet providers, you have free ESPN access on the iPad. We're not huge sports nuts so we have lasted about 8 months since we dropped cable when we moved.
Other things I do Follow realtime updates online Listen to games on the radio Bought tickets to see a game I cared about live Bring a 6-pk or bottle of wine to my neighbor's house Broke down and went to a sports bar Friday night. I might give in and get cable. |
I've never watched a game after it was over unless it was a highlight review. This would not work for us. |