How to Watch Bally Sports RSNs Now That Comcast Is Dropping The Local RSNs


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With MLB’s season in full swing and NBA and NHL seasons coming this fall fans in many markets have to watch their team on a Bally Sports Regional Sports Network (RSN). This comes as Comcast announces it will drop the networks. The good news is Comcast customers have other ways to watch the RSNs.

If you’re currently a Comcast customer, then you can easily cancel your service and switch to a streaming service that carries Bally Sports RSNs. DIRECTV STREAM and Fubo carry all of the following Bally Sports RSNs:

  • Bally Sports Arizona
  • Bally Sports Detroit
  • Bally Sports Florida
  • Bally Sports Great Lakes
  • Bally Sports Indiana
  • Bally Sports Kansas City
  • Bally Sports Midwest
  • Bally Sports New Orleans
  • Bally Sports North
  • Bally Sports Ohio
  • Bally Sports Oklahoma
  • Bally Sports San Diego
  • Bally Sports SoCal
  • Bally Sports South
  • Bally Sports Southeast
  • Bally Sports Southwest
  • Bally Sports Sun
  • Bally Sports West
  • Bally Sports Wisconsin

How to Stream Bally Sports Without Comcast

If you’re interested in watching your favorite teams in the MLB, NBA, and NHL compete in-market and are unable to watch on Comcast then you have a few different options. All you need is an internet connection and a Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, or any compatible device and a subscription to DIRECTV STREAM, Fubo, or you can subscribe directly to Bally Sports.

How to Watch Bally Sports RSNs on DIRECTV STREAM

DIRECTV STREAM is one of the best ways to stream live NBA, NHL, and MLB games on Bally Sports RSNs. With the Choice package, fans who live in-market can stream games from all three leagues and over 105 channels live for $89.99 per month. Plus, the plan offers unlimited DVR storage and the ability to stream on unlimited devices.

Try DIRECTV STREAM for free for 5 days.

Sign up for DIRECTV STREAM

 How to Watch Bally Sports RSNs on Fubo

  • Price: Starts at $89.98 per month
  • Free trial: 7 days
  • DVR hours: 1000
  • Sign up here

If your sports team plays their in-market games on Bally Sports RSNs then Fubo is a great way to watch the action live. Fubo’s base plan is the Pro plan and it starts at $74.99 per month and includes over 150 live channels and 100+ sporting events. Subscribers who live in a market with an RSN are charged a Regional Sports Fee. If you live in the market of one RSN then the fee is an additional $10.99 per month and if you live near two or more RSNs the fee is $13.99 per month.

With Fubo, you can record games, shows, movies, and more with 1000 hours of cloud DVR space and you can watch on up to 10 screens simultaneously.

You can check it out for free for 7 days. 

Sign up for Fubo

How to Stream Bally Sports RSNs with Bally Sports+

If you do not need the extra channels that a live TV streaming service offers, Bally Sports+ is the official streaming service of Bally Sports RSNs. Bally Sports+ offers a base package that features two in-market professional teams for $19.99 per month or $189.99 per year. The streamer offers a Bundle & Save plan for access to every available team in your home market for as low as $25.99 per month.

Each Bally Sports+ plan includes a one-week free trial.

Sign up for Bally Sports+

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