MySports from DIRECTV

[KyL416]

https://www.directv.com/insider/mysports-changes-the-game/
https://streamtv.directv.com/mysports/ (You might have to logout or open a private window to see the details)
As of now this is only available for streaming customers in select markets. Existing streaming customers can switch to it for $69.99, but they are not eligible for the $20 off for 3 months discount. More genre-specific packages will launch during the first half of the year.

At launch, MySports includes 40 sports and broadcast channels and is initially available in 24 metro areas, including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, San Francisco Bay Area, and others. Click here for more information and the list of initial launch markets. The availability of MySports will expand into additional markets as DIRECTV adds more local stations to the package.

The streamlined MySports package includes national and local channels in select markets, as well as live news channels.

National sports channels immediately available through MySports include ACC Network, Big Ten Network, DIRECTV 4K Live, DIRECTV 4K Live 2, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNews, ESPNU, Fox Sports 1, Fox Sports 2, Golf Channel, MLB Network, NBA TV, NFL Network, NHL Network, SEC Network, TBS, TNT, TruTV and USA Network. Local channels will initially include any stations owned and operated by ABC, FOX, and NBC, with additional stations coming online soon.

Additional networks, local stations and ESPN+, will be included in MySports at no extra cost in the near future.

Consumers who sign up online for the contract-free package before Feb. 28, 2025, can receive MySports for $49.99 monthly for the first three months, a $20 monthly savings. After the free trial, it auto-renews monthly, and consumers can cancel anytime.

 

[KyL416]

The 24 network O&O markets where it's currently available:
Atlanta (FOX)
Austin (FOX)
Boston (NBC)
Chicago (FOX/NBC/ABC)
Dallas (FOX/NBC)
Detroit (FOX)
Fresno (ABC)
Gainesville (FOX)
Hartford (NBC) -- Missing from the graphic, but appears as an eligible market if you enter the zip code.
Houston (FOX/ABC)
Los Angeles (FOX/NBC/ABC)
Miami (NBC)
Milwaukee (FOX)
Minneapolis (FOX)
NYC (FOX/NBC/ABC)
Orlando (FOX)
Philly (FOX/NBC/ABC)
Phoenix (FOX)
Raleigh (ABC) -- Missing from the graphic, but appears as an eligible market if you enter the zip code.
San Diego (NBC)
San Francisco (FOX/NBC/ABC)
Seattle (FOX)
Tampa (FOX)
Washington DC (FOX/NBC)

 

[KyL416]

The lineup:
ABC O&O
FOX O&O
NBC O&O
ACC Network
BTN
CNBC
CNN
DIRECTV 4K Live
DIRECTV 4K Live 2
ESPN
ESPN2
ESPNews
ESPNU
FOX Business Network
FOX News Channel
FS1
FS2
Golf Channel
MLB Network
MSNBC
NBA TV
NFL Network
NHL Network
SEC Network
TBS
TNT
truTV
USA

 

[harshness]

Add a weather channel and you've got a pretty comprehensive lineup for live TV.

The O&O requirement is somewhat brutal.

CBS is going to continue to be a thorn in everyone's side.

 

[KyL416]

It also comes with access to all of the channels on MyFree DIRECTV, including FOX Weather

In addition, as with all DIRECTV packages, MySports customers will also have access to the MyFree DIRECTV ad-supported sports channels, which includes ACC Digital Network, Big 12, Fight Network, Fuel TV, Origin Sports, Pickleball TV, Players TV, Sports Grid, Stadium Stream, Surfer TV, Swerve Combat, T2, The Jim Rome Show, TNA, Torque by History, Waypoint TV and Women’s Sports Network.

For those who don't pay attention to the FAST thread, they will soon be joined by some more streaming sports channels like beIN Sports Xtra, Speedvision and ESPN8: The Ocho

 

[b4pjoe]

My ABC is owned by Sinclair. My FOX is owned by Nexstar. My NBC is owned by Tegna. My CBS is owned by Gray Media. I will probably never see any of those included in this package.

 

[zippyfrog]

This feels like it is basically Venu with a couple of news networks thrown in?

 

[KyL416]

The NFL Network, MLB Network, NHL Network and the NBCU channels weren't part of Venu's announced lineup. NBA TV would have probably been included since Turner handles that.

 

[harshness]

I will probably never see any of those included in this package.

As DIRECTV streaming products seem to be operating under MVPD-style carriage agreements with individual locals, you're probably correct.