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Live sports are headed to streaming in a big way, thanks to a new service called Venu Sports. The service is a joint venture between Disney and Fox as well as Warner Bros. Discovery and it will include 14 live sports channels. Subscribers will be able to watch college football playoffs, March Madness, all four…

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Live sports are headed to streaming in a big way, thanks to a new service called Venu Sports. The service is a joint venture between Disney and Fox as well as Warner Bros. Discovery and it will include 14 live sports channels. Subscribers will be able to watch college football playoffs, March Madness, all four tennis Grand Slams, the World Series, the NBA Finals, and two of the next three Super Bowls in one place. Though it’ll cost you a pretty hefty $42.99 per month.

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  1. @DarrellS54

    August 8, 2024 at 4:21 pm

    I’m taking regional MLB is not in the picture. No thanks.

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  2. @gatornationforlife2001

    August 11, 2024 at 4:13 pm

    No NBC and CBS is a huge L

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