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    Michael ComaousBy Michael ComaousMarch 15, 20262 Mins Read
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    If watching live sports is your main draw for a live TV streaming service, FuboTV is the best choice for you. 

    Why we like it: Watch ESPN, BeIN Sports, the Big 10, FS1, FS2, and the Golf Channel in addition to most local networks, including ABC, CBS, NBC, and Fox. With this package, you can access everything from NFL, NBA, and MLB games to English Premier League soccer games, NASCAR races, boxing, and more. 

    Check FuboTV’s website below to see what specific local channels are available for your zip code.

    Beyond sports, FuboTV also includes live channels like FX, Bravo, E!, HGTV, Food Network, Disney Channel, Hallmark, Fox, and MSNBC. Add on Starz, Showtime, or MGM+ for additional monthly fees. With 1,000 hours of DVR storage, you’re not likely to run out of space for a while, and you can stream on up to three devices simultaneously.

    Who it’s for: This is an ideal live TV streaming service for sports fans. 

    Choose from three different plan tiers ranging from $56 to $105 per month outside of promotional pricing. However, you can take advantage of a one-month discount, cutting the price to $46 – $75.

    All plans offer local ABC, CBS, Fox, and NBC channels in many regions. However, FuboTV doesn’t include TNT and TBS, both of which show a lot of sports. It also doesn’t include the Fox regional sports networks, and if you want to watch league-specific channels — like MLB TV or NHL Network — you’ll have to upgrade or expand your plan. 

    A free trial is available.

    Who should look elsewhere: There’s plenty of storage and channel options, but if sports aren’t your priority, shop around.

    FuboTV features: Channels: 175+ | Plan options: 3 | Video storage: 1,000 hours | Price: Starts at $56 per month

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