Cable can prove to be an expensive endeavor especially when you’re not using it that much. However, if you still want the occasional sports games then here are 6 alternatives you can try:
YouTube TV
YouTube TV has a plethora of good sports-related content, including Fox, ESPN and more. Local channels and news networks such as CNN and CNBC are also included. If you’re a niche enthusiast and looking for tennis or the Olympics, this is the one you should get.
MT Police
The biggest sports broadcasting company in South Korea. You can get access to NBA, EPL and MLB for absolutely free. 먹튀폴리스 has them uploaded on a regular basis so you can come in anytime you want and the latest sports games will be there.
Cable Network Channels Online
You’d be surprised at how cable companies have offered episodes for a limited time. For instance, CBS has a library of 10,000 episodes on their website for an added monthly cost. Network apps are also available on iOS and Android stores for free so you can watch vintage shows on your tablet or mobile phone.
An Aerial
Putting up an aerial or antenna will give you local channels, including weather, news and of course, sports. It’s a one-time cost and installation is pretty easy- just buy an indoor unit and hook it up to your TV, position the hardware for the best picture quality, and that’s it.
Sling TV
Sling TV offers live TV that’s similar to satellite or cable except you need the internet. A basic package will have channels such as Disney Channel, HGTV, ESPN2, ESPN, AMC, CNN and others.
Netflix
Last but not the least, we have Netflix. For around $15 a month you get a huge selection of TV shows and movies that span genres. Content is updated every month and there’s always something to watch.