dougthonus wrote:jc23 wrote:if they did that the price would go way up. In my cord cutting adventures i have found that live sports makes up a huge part of the price for subscriptions.
If I could buy NFL Sunday ticket and NBA league pass and nothing else, I would drop youtube TV entirely. I keep it just because it's the cheapest effective way to get all the sports I want, and I share it with three other guys.
However, I don't need anything else on TV. The cable companies know this, their costs are mostly made up of putting on the live sports too. Of your subscription fee to cable, ESPN is like 25% of the cost for the provider. All those other crap channels they throw in because they're like 50 cents a month each.
I cut the cord because like you, I just want the NBA games really. NFL is available over the area most of the time. It just wasn't worth it and if there was a really good game on, I could find a stream for it. Everything else is downloadable pretty easily. It just wasn't worth the hundreds of dollars a year.