Stream Sports Without Cable

Six league guides show who holds each package, which services carry it, what is blacked out, and what it costs.

Rights verified Oct 12, 2026 Re-check by January 10, 2027

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Guides by league

Each opens with "which service covers the most," then a rights table, ranked services, and local and out-of-market rules.

CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN, NFL Network, Prime Video, Netflix, Sunday Ticket, and RedZone.

ESPN and ABC, NBC and Peacock, Prime Video, NBA TV, League Pass, and RSNs.

FOX, TBS, NBC and Peacock, ESPN, Netflix, Apple TV, MLB.TV, and in-market streaming.

ESPN and ABC, the 47 streaming exclusives, TNT Sports, NHL Network, and NHL Power Play.

Four Grand Slams and the WTA and ATP tours on ESPN, TNT, and Tennis Channel.

Premier League, MLS, Champions League, La Liga, Bundesliga, Liga MX, and the 2026 World Cup.

Local games follow your market's RSN or affiliate; only some services carry them.
League packages (Sunday Ticket, League Pass, MLB.TV, Power Play) black out in-market and national games.
Prime Video, Netflix, Peacock, Apple TV, and ESPN app exclusives are never in a live TV bundle.
Rights claims date from Oct 12, 2026 and expire January 10, 2027; unconfirmed facts say "confirm with provider."

How to use these guides

Start with the league you watch most, then check the channel guides: ESPN, TNT, ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX.
For several sports, see the sports streaming ranking and sports streaming considerations.
Prices come from the same dated evidence store as the rest of the site. Method: how we rank and the editorial policy.

We may earn commissions from providers featured here. Compensation can affect placement. Affiliate Disclosure