Why NYC sports is the hardest cord-cutting problem
New York teams are split across regional sports networks (YES, MSG, SNY), national broadcasters and league streaming services — and league passes black out local games. That’s why a Bronx Yankees fan with three streaming subscriptions can still miss a home game.
Option 1: Stack streaming bundles and league passes
Live-TV bundles and league passes are separate subscriptions, and league passes still black out some local games. The monthly total depends on the bundle and the promo. Compare it with the receipts you already have. We do not publish a citywide figure for those products.
Option 2: Antenna + national games only
A digital antenna picks up national broadcasts for free — Giants and Jets Sundays are largely covered. But most Yankees, Mets, Knicks, Nets, Rangers and Islanders games live on regional networks an antenna can’t reach.
Option 3: A single IPTV plan
An IPTV service with full regional and national sports coverage consolidates everything into one subscription: every NYC team, national games, international soccer, plus UFC and boxing PPV included. On IPTV NYC that’s $15 for a month or $65 for a year — on every device you own. Confirm a specific night on WhatsApp. This page does not promise every game in a season.
What a season actually costs, per route
- Cable with sports tier: whatever the TV line on your bill says, plus PPV events. No citywide total is published here.
- Streaming bundle + league passes: several subscriptions, and league passes still black out some local games. Use your own receipts.
- Antenna: free, national broadcasts only.
- IPTV NYC annual plan: $65/year, PPV included.
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