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PeaceWave

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37. You have at least two choices that I have personal experience with...

Thu Mar 5, 2026, 12:44 AM

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YouTube TV includes NBC Sports Philadelphia in its base plan for users within the Philadelphia market area, allowing you to watch most Phillies, 76ers, and Flyers games. For out-of-market fans, you can get an MLB.TV subscription to watch Phillies games. And, good news for you...YouTube TV has stated that it is rolling out new slimmed down plans tailored to different viewing tastes. At least one of those plans will be a sports oriented plan. For your streaming device, I would highly recommend an Onn 4K Streaming Pro ($40 at Walmart) - IF, and this is a big IF, you can find it. Most Walmarts are out of stock. Ever since the tariffs kicked in, decent streaming devices are tough to find.

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Have you gotten around to cutting your cable TV? Or are you still overpaying? [View all] PeaceWave 16 hrs ago OP

We cut the cord a year ago. Onthefly 16 hrs ago #1

I pay $180 a month for Dish so your cable is a lot cheaper! kimbutgar 16 hrs ago #2

The satellite services aren't different from cable in the sense GoodRaisin 16 hrs ago #10

Yes Timewas 16 hrs ago #3

I did and saved $195/month. Internet only - $40/month. Sling and Netflix on my daughter's account. Life is good. lamp_shade 16 hrs ago #4

This message was self-deleted by its author PeaceWave 16 hrs ago #9

Cut cable over a decade ago. No tv service at all & I'm happier for it SheltieLover 16 hrs ago #5

Cut it a few years ago. mwmisses4289 16 hrs ago #6

yeah but - streaming is becoming cable Skittles 16 hrs ago #7

Yes. YTV, DTV, Hulu Live being like the content of GoodRaisin 15 hrs ago #15

I don't fall for any of that extra stuff Skittles 15 hrs ago #21

Me either. GoodRaisin 14 hrs ago #24

what kills me is Skittles 14 hrs ago #25

Cut it a decade ago. xmas74 16 hrs ago #8

This message was self-deleted by its author PeaceWave 16 hrs ago #11

Cut the cord about 12 years ago mcar 16 hrs ago #12

We've dropped WOW! for terrible service and ever-increasing prices. Haven't found an alternative yet. eppur_se_muova 15 hrs ago #13

This message was self-deleted by its author PeaceWave 15 hrs ago #14

Cut the cord in 2013. Big Blue Marble 15 hrs ago #16

Got rid of cable several years ago when it was about to increase to $140/mo. Got a Roku device for highplainsdem 15 hrs ago #17

Seems Rather Judgmental ProfessorGAC 15 hrs ago #18

It's all good. You do you. If you ever do need assistance though, give a holler. PeaceWave 15 hrs ago #23

Streaming is the better deal for now newdeal2 15 hrs ago #19

Never paid for cable in my life. Ms. Toad 15 hrs ago #20

Not just cutting cable, but most streaming. flvegan 15 hrs ago #22

Yup back in 2007 LearnedHand 14 hrs ago #26

We bought this house in 2001and never hooked up cable. Liberal In Texas 14 hrs ago #27

I haven't had cable for years...I get Amazon Prime Video at a discount because of my discounted Prime membership... wcmagumba 14 hrs ago #28

Several years ago, I cut the cable. ananda 14 hrs ago #29

Currently use YouTube TV, and that's gone up mvd 14 hrs ago #30

I'd like a simpler YouTubeTv package as well. Ilsa 13 hrs ago #32

I ditched satellite over a decade ago buzzycrumbhunger 13 hrs ago #31

Cable free since 2010, but I do Sling Hassler 13 hrs ago #33

Have you considered that some of us like to watch our local sports teams??? NoRethugFriends 13 hrs ago #34

All of that and much, much more is available to stream - and, for less money! PeaceWave 12 hrs ago #35

OK. How would I watch the Philadelphia Phillies in your scenario NoRethugFriends 12 hrs ago #36

You have at least two choices that I have personal experience with... PeaceWave 11 hrs ago #37