The basic gist is that Max will simulcast any games shown on TNT, TBS, and TruTV, all Warner-owned cable stations, plus some exclusive events and on-demand content like documentaries.

Starting October 4, all Max customers can get five months of free access to a new Bleacher Report–branded tier of live sporting events, including MLB, NBA, NHL, NCAA basketball, and U.S.

In addition to airing a British game show focusing on full-frontal dude nudity, Max is also bringing live sports to its catalogue of HBO/Warner Bros./Discovery content. This way you’ll never miss out on your favorite game, fight, match, race, or event - all you’ll have to worry about is whether to make chili, wings, nachos, or - better yet - some combination of the three. Before you give up and return to cable, check out our guide to all services that feature live sports, with added info on what they’re airing and how much it’ll dent your bank account. League and local network deals change constantly, as do streaming prices and offerings, so it can be overwhelming trying to find the plan that shows your preferred games.

And while that’s going on, you’ll have pro football and hockey, plus all the college sports, in full swing - truly a sports lover’s dream.īut from the NFL kickoff and beyond, fall can also be a nightmare if you’re a cord-cutter. Take the bonkers fortnight that falls right in the middle of autumn: The last week of October heading into November will bring us the World Series, the return of the NBA (on Max now, apparently!), and the launch of the latter’s in-season tournament. It might not equal the hype and payoff of Barbenheimer, but the fall sports calendar will have you torn between screens, questioning your tastes in teams as you prioritize which games to watch.

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