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Alright, folks, so I wanted to catch the Warriors game tonight, but I’m one of those cord-cutters, you know? No cable subscription here. So, I had to figure out how to watch it without cable. First, I did a little digging online.
I found out that a few streaming services carry the channels that usually broadcast the games, like ESPN, TNT, and ABC, there might be some regional restrictions, but I didn’t worry too much about it at this point.
Next, I started checking out those streaming services. One of them, Hulu + Live TV, seemed like a good option. They have all those channels, plus a cloud DVR thingy, So I could record the game and watch it later. That sounded pretty convenient.
Then there was FuboTV, another one that came up in my search, YouTube TV, DirectTV Stream also looked promising. All of them carry NBC Sports Bay Area, which is where the Warriors games are usually shown. Seemed like I had a bunch of choices. They all seemed pretty similar in terms of what they offer, so I just picked one that I had heard good things about before.
I went with Hulu + Live TV, signed up for their service, and downloaded the app on my TV. It was all pretty straightforward.
Once I got the app set up, I searched for the Warriors game, and bam, there it was! I could watch it live, just like I would with a cable subscription. And if I missed the live broadcast, I could just use that cloud DVR feature to watch it later.
So, there you have it. That’s how I managed to watch the Warriors game tonight without cable. It was easier than I thought it would be, really. Just did a bit of research, signed up for a streaming service, and I was good to go.
Hope this helps anyone else out there who wants to watch their favorite sports without paying for cable. It’s totally doable!
