Cutting the cord (satellite TV)

Dropped Dish Network.

What options are there to stream NFL, MLB, and CFB? We have an Amazon Firebox, if that makes a difference.

Good move.

Can't help ya with streaming options. My life is way fuller without sitting on the couch for hours watching sports.

19delta wrote:Dropped Dish Network.

What options are there to stream NFL, MLB, and CFB? We have an Amazon Firebox, if that makes a difference.

We have a Fire Stick- is that what you mean?

I don't really watch much, but have TV through Hulu. Get Sox games and ESPN and local channels. Outside Sox and Bears games in the past month I probably watch less than 45mins a day on average.

Head Idiot wrote:

19delta wrote:Dropped Dish Network.

What options are there to stream NFL, MLB, and CFB? We have an Amazon Firebox, if that makes a difference.

We have a Fire Stick- is that what you mean?

I don't really watch much, but have TV through Hulu. Get Sox games and ESPN and local channels. Outside Sox and Bears games in the past month I probably watch less than 45mins a day on average.

We have a Fire Box. I think that's an old Fire Stick.

19delta wrote:

Head Idiot wrote:

19delta wrote:Dropped Dish Network.

What options are there to stream NFL, MLB, and CFB? We have an Amazon Firebox, if that makes a difference.

We have a Fire Stick- is that what you mean?

I don't really watch much, but have TV through Hulu. Get Sox games and ESPN and local channels. Outside Sox and Bears games in the past month I probably watch less than 45mins a day on average.

We have a Fire Box. I think that's an old Fire Stick.

My wife has a Fire Box, but she's a redhead so...

Head Idiot wrote:

19delta wrote:

Head Idiot wrote:

19delta wrote:Dropped Dish Network.

What options are there to stream NFL, MLB, and CFB? We have an Amazon Firebox, if that makes a difference.

We have a Fire Stick- is that what you mean?

I don't really watch much, but have TV through Hulu. Get Sox games and ESPN and local channels. Outside Sox and Bears games in the past month I probably watch less than 45mins a day on average.

We have a Fire Box. I think that's an old Fire Stick.

My wife has a Fire Box, but she's a redhead so...

Carpet matches the drapes, huh?

I'm not sayin, I'm just sayin...

Youtube TV is good but they just went from $50 to $65 a month but added some crap channels LOL. Good sports channels and programming I like.

Just recently made the switch from Comcast to Youtube TV Im pretty happy and a ton of sports Channels. Between the dumb landline and Comcast TV fees saving about $100 a month.

Last year I went to Fire Stick Steve. Ya crazy name. Guy runs this site from around Ashland IL.. $100 a year for 5 TV's. EVERY channel in the world. Free PPV's and NFL Sunday ticket. I got it because two of our other coaches here have it. I thought it would be garbage, but its well worth it. You can even do just a $10 monthly plan and try it out for a month.

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tito-landrum wrote:

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I think Tito hit the nail on the head. If you want to cut cable you need a reliable fast internet stream.

We dumped Dish Network and added Hulu. Much happier!

It's weird, I live in a National Park in a very rural, poor county... yet have city water and gigabit internet service. I cut my fiber line with the post hole digger by mistake and the guy had it fixed before I even had a chance to go to town and request service....

I pay for Netflix, share my password with a neighbor.
He pays for DirecTV (his wife insists) and gives me his password so I can stream certain sports and channels.