All of the major professional sports leagues in this country have internet packages. You would just have to watch your home market team on delay.
True but the major reason folks cut the cord is the cost of pay TV and the lack of programming. MLB.TV costs about $130.00 a season, roughly $20.00 a month. Not bad, but I don't want to watch the Red Sox on delay. And he point of cutting the cord, for us, was economics as well as dissatisfaction with the value provided for the cost of the service.
When we cut the cord we were paying Dish $75.00 a month, Netflix &8.00, and Hulu + $5.00. Now we just pay Netflix and Hulu +, a savings of $61.00 a month, or over $700.00 a year. Guess it would be more now with the increases dish put in place this year.
I've said it before cord cutting isn't for everyone, depends on what you watch, how much you watch and what the OTA line up is in your area. I enjoy televised sports, but I only really miss baseball, but i can listen to games on the radio. I look at it like this growing up I had to listen to games on the radio since they weren't always broadcast, and we only had one TV anyway, I find my self getting things done around the house that otherwise would have been put aside since I'm not sitting in front of the TV! I really do miss cable news as well, do have a life time subscription to playon, but the live feed for CNN is not 100% reliable, but it is there. Fox used to have streaming news from 9-3 weekdays, but no more, you have to have a pay TV subscription to stream now...oh well.
Ross
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