Fans of the Chicago Blackhawks, Bulls, and White Sox can catch games on NBC Sports Chicago on two services. With the MLB season underway and other leagues soon to follow, many cord cutters are looking for ways to watch their favorite teams without cable. Here’s how to do it.
Note: only viewers who live in the in-market area for the teams will have access to games on NBC Sports Chicago.
Stream NBC Sports Chicago Live on Hulu with Live
Hulu with Live costs $55 per month, after a free trial. The live streaming service carries NBC Sports Chicago for those in-market, along with locals including ABC, CBS, and NBC and TBS, Fox, ESPN, TNT, and FS1 for games that air nationwide.
Here’s what you’ll get with a Hulu subscription:
- 7 day free trial
- 70+ channels
- 10,000+ titles
- Up to 6 profiles
- Up to 2 simultaneous streams
- 50 hours of DVR included, option to upgrade to 200 hours
You can watch NBC Sports Chicago through Hulu on any of the following devices:
- Roku
- Amazon Fire TV
- Apple TV (4th generation)
- Google Chromecast
- iOS and Android Smartphones and Tablets
- Xbox 360 and Xbox One
- Echo Show
- LG TV (select models)
- Nintendo Switch
- Mac and PC web browsers
- Samsung TV (select models)
- VIZIO SmartCast TVs
- Windows 10
Read more about Hulu with Live here.
Stream NBC Sports Chicago Live on AT&T TV Now
AT&T TV Now packages start at $55 per month, but you’ll need the Max package for $80 per month to get access to RSNs. Along with local channels, both the Plus and Max packages come with ESPN, TBS, TNT, and FS1 for nationally aired games.
Here’s what you’ll get with an AT&T TV Now subscription:
- 7 day free trial
- 45+ channels
- Up to 2 simultaneous streams
- 20 hours of DVR included
You can watch NBC Sports Chicago through AT&T TV Now on any of the following devices:
- AT&T TV device
- Roku
- Amazon Fire TV
- Apple TV (4th generation)
- Google Chromecast
- iOS and Android Smartphones and Tablets
- Samsung TV (select models)
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