DirecTV Stream launches new MySports channel package with $60 discount
DirecTV Stream just introduced the beta version of its new sports-only package, MySports. We'll break down the cost and channels.
DirecTV announces it will launch a skinny bundle of channels aimed at sports viewers
DirecTV is launching a package aimed at viewers who watch mostly sports.
DirecTV has a new sports streaming service, MySports. Here's what we know
DirecTV has a new streaming service called MySports available now with 40 channels including ESPN, Fox Sports and NFL Network in 24 cities.
DirecTV's $70 MySports Package Looks a Lot Like Defunct Venu Sports
After the surprise demise of Venu Sports last week, DirecTV is launching a similar streaming service called MySports priced at $70 per month. The new service will offer "40 leading sports and broadcast channels" from Disney (which has ABC and ESPN),
Is the DirecTV MySports bundle worth it? Let’s do the math
DirecTV has made good on its plans to launch a sports and broadcast streaming package for less than its standard TV plans, but the savings aren’t enormous. The DirecTV Stream MySports plan costs $70 per month (with an extra $20 off for the first three months) and includes a mix of local broadcast channels,
DirecTV's MySports Streaming Will Offer RSN Access Later This Year
The market for sports skinny bundles has shifted, given recent news that Venu Sports is not moving forward, Disney is investing into Fubo, and DirecTV will be offering a skinny bundle of sports channels called MySports,
DirecTV's New Sports Streaming Package Delivers Content From 40 Channels
At launch, the platform will cost $50 per month for the first three months. After that, all subscribers will transition to the regular price of $70 per month.
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