Introduction
In the ever-evolving landscape of streaming services, YouTube TV has emerged as a popular choice for cord-cutters seeking a comprehensive selection of live TV channels. With over 85 channels in its lineup, YouTube TV offers a robust selection catering to various interests, from entertainment and news to sports and lifestyle.
ESPN Networks on YouTube TV
YouTube TV includes a comprehensive sports package featuring multiple ESPN networks:
- ESPN
- ESPN2
- ESPN3
- ESPNU
- ESPNews
- SEC Network
- ACC Network
What You Can Watch
Live Sports Coverage
- NBA games
- NFL Monday Night Football
- MLB games
- NCAA football and basketball
- Soccer (including select MLS and international matches)
- Tennis Grand Slams
- Golf majors
Original Programming
- SportsCenter
- First Take
- Around the Horn
- Pardon the Interruption
- College GameDay
Additional Sports Channels
Beyond ESPN networks, YouTube TV offers an extensive sports lineup including:
- CBS Sports Network
- NBC Sports Network
- Fox Sports 1 (FS1)
- Fox Sports 2 (FS2)
- NFL Network
- NBA TV
- MLB Network
- NHL Network
Features and Benefits
- Unlimited Cloud DVR: Record as many games and shows as you want to watch later
- Three Simultaneous Streams: Watch multiple games at once
- Key Plays Feature: Quick access to important moments
- Stats and Scores Overlay: Real-time information while watching
- Expert Analysis: Access to ESPN's renowned commentary and insights
How to Access ESPN Content
There are two primary ways to watch ESPN content on YouTube TV:
- Live Channels: Access ESPN networks directly through the YouTube TV channel guide
- ESPN App Integration: Sign in to the ESPN app using your YouTube TV credentials for additional content
Note: Some ESPN+ exclusive content requires a separate ESPN+ subscription and is not included with YouTube TV.
Device Support and Accessibility
You can watch ESPN on YouTube TV through various devices:
- Smart TVs
- Streaming devices (Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV)
- Mobile devices (iOS and Android)
- Web browsers
- Gaming consoles
Subscription Details
- Monthly Fee: Currently around $72.99 per month, including all available channels
- Free Trial: Often available for new subscribers
- Regional Coverage: Availability of regional sports networks varies by location
For more information on YouTube TV and its offerings, visit the official YouTube TV website or check out the YouTube TV help center.
Important Considerations
Important: Some ESPN content on YouTube TV may be subject to regional blackout restrictions, particularly for professional sports. These blackouts typically apply to local market games and are enforced by the leagues themselves, not YouTube TV or ESPN.