BloopOracle wrote:so is sling the way to go? you basically pick a handful of channels and only have to pay for those few?
It depends. What are you hoping to watch?
I'll add here a HUGE difference from league pass boadband from the past. If you have a game that you can't watch live it's available to watch on demand usually less than an hour after the game ends. So games on ESPN, TNT, NBA TV etc have all be available to watch after the game. So if you pay the money to watch your team's games you can actually watch all of them. That's pretty big plus if you watch on demand it takes less time there isn't any commercials etc.
basically all I watch is Vikings games, Wolves games, and NFL Redzone
I don't remember Bloop are you in MN or elsewhere?
BloopOracle wrote:so is sling the way to go? you basically pick a handful of channels and only have to pay for those few?
It depends. What are you hoping to watch?
I'll add here a HUGE difference from league pass boadband from the past. If you have a game that you can't watch live it's available to watch on demand usually less than an hour after the game ends. So games on ESPN, TNT, NBA TV etc have all be available to watch after the game. So if you pay the money to watch your team's games you can actually watch all of them. That's pretty big plus if you watch on demand it takes less time there isn't any commercials etc.
basically all I watch is Vikings games, Wolves games, and NFL Redzone
I don't remember Bloop are you in MN or elsewhere?
Well you may want to do more research but I would think that $25 package would get you nearly all the Wolves games and Vikings games. I don't know about the Red zone package maybe someone else can give you some help on that. You can try out sling tv for a week free. Right now they give you a free Roku streaming stick if you sign up for one month.
