re: For those who have cut the cord - How Do you watch the Tigers and what does it cost?

i listed my rig just before that last post. we've been totally fine since cutting 4 years ago. when we did it, i figured it would be temporary but, now i can't imagine going back. huge waste

i went to the trouble of setting up a home theater computer. dual tuner tv card. 1tb hard drive. argus tv backend. kodi front end. it's a nice setup. i use real vnc from my phone to remote control the computer while in the bedroom. i ran a 35' hdmi cable to the bedroom so i can watch in the living room or the bedroom.

we also have apple tv 3, 4 and a roku 2.

I canceled cable three years ago. Have a $20 HD antenna that I get free stations on and listen to the rest on the radio. It's amazing listening to a game on the radio the old fashioned way. Every one should give it a try if they haven't...

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Antenna for CBS, ABC and Sling TV for ESPN channels and SECN

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this is what we’ve done, but there is a minor drawback and that is you can’t record the game or rewind any parts you missed or didn’t hear since it’s live streaming from the internet. Other than that it is great. Oh and of course now our network provider who also was our cable provider is charging more and more just for internet service. And we have few options there unfortunately and they know it.

You can use PS Vue (even without Playstation) and for $45 a month you get all the espns and in Baton Rouge you get cbs too, so you are covered.

Thx

Get a firestick and download MOBDRO.

Thanks for the replies. Lots of good info in this thread.

Long story short I will drop what was a $290 bill (Suddenlink use to be only cable/high speed internet option in my neighborhood, and they knew it) to roughly $160/month for phone, internet, and cable package getting almost the same channels available. Will have 300 MB speed, unlimited data, ESPN, SEC Network, etc through youtube TV and HBO (through HBO Now).