Grand Slam tennis coverage that’s billed as a “complement” for tennis fans.įor the out-of-market MLS junkie (or die-hard Chicago Fire fan), ESPN+ looks like a godsend.PGA Tour coverage including Thursday, Friday, and “some” Saturday and Sunday play.College sports from these conferences: “America East, ASun, Big South, Big West, Horizon, Ivy League, MAAC, MAC, MEAC, Missouri Valley, NEC, Southern Conference, Southland, Summit League, Sun Belt, WAC, and many more.”.Every out-of-market MLS game (subject to blackouts) and local-market Chicago Fire games.A “selection of exclusive main event” boxing fights, and more undercard fights.One NHL game every day during hockey season.

One MLB game every day during baseball season.

It’s lacking the main thing sports fans want to watch: sports.Īs far as live events go, here’s what the service has: On Monday, the cable-sports giant announced that it will launch ESPN+ on April 12, and ESPN promises that the service, which it set to cost $4.99 per month, will be the “premier all-in-one digital sports platform for fans.” ESPN+ will have studio shows, a “library of award-winning on-demand programming,” and “thousands of live sports events,” but a deeper look at the lineup reveals it to be underwhelming.

After years of hinting at it, ESPN is finally releasing its own subscription streaming service.

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