In our case, 75% of everything we watch is obtained using free over-the-air antennas. Although my wife and I have programming we enjoy on Cable (TBS, TNT, Lifetime, FNC) we can do without and save $100+ per month...if it weren't for freaking Sports! Sure, I guess there are always the subscription sports packages to get around paying the ESPNs, TNTs, NBCSNs, and Regional Sports Networks. However, the ESPNs counter by obtaining rights to major Golf events, NBCSN broadcasts NHL Playoff games on CNBS, and the BTN ensures that you can only watch certain games on their sports channel. Moreover, when you add up subscribing to MLB Extra Innings, NFL Sunday Ticker (DirectTV), NBA League Pass, NHL Center Ice, ESPN Full Court, ESPN GamPlan...it's cost prohibitive. Plus, who wants to watch 30 or more teams plan when you only have time (and care about) one or two. Why can't I sign-up for a Detroiter package, for example, if that's the only team I follow? I'm no fan of legislation, but I think all the sports networks need to be offered al a carte.