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Sling TV Plan Guide
Which Sling TV plan carries your favorite channels?
In brief
Which Sling TV plan carries your favorite channels? Sling's modular plans let you pick channels for sports, news, and entertainment without contracts. Originally reported by PCMAG.
Quick answers
- Need Both Plans?
- Sling offers combination plans for channels from both Orange and Blue, plus seven add-on packages for niche channels.
- What is the key takeaway from Sling TV Plan Guide?
- Sling's modular plans let you pick channels for sports, news, and entertainment without contracts.
Quick Answer
Sling sells modular plans rather than one big bundle, so the plan that fits depends on the channels you watch.
Sling Plans Overview
Sling Orange carries ESPN and Disney channels; Sling Blue focuses on news and entertainment with Fox News and NFL Network.
Sports Channels by Plan
ESPN and ESPN2 are on Sling Orange and Essentials; FS1 and NFL Network are on Sling Blue and Select.
NFL Coverage
NFL Network is on Sling Blue and Select; ESPN carries Monday Night Football on Sling Orange and Essentials.
College Football Coverage
ESPN and ESPN2 are on Sling Orange; Sports Extra adds SEC Network and ACC Network for college games.
Hockey and Baseball
TNT and TBS carry NHL and MLB games on Sling Orange and Blue; Sports Extra adds league channels.
Just ESPN
Sling Essentials includes ESPN, ESPN2, Disney, and Freeform for $19.99 a month with 50 hours of DVR.
Combination Plans
Orange & Blue combo and Essentials & Select combo carry both sports and news channels starting at $49.99 a month.
Local Channels
Sling Blue, Select, Essentials & Select, and Orange & Blue carry local ABC, FOX, and NBC stations in select markets.
Need Both Plans?
Sling offers combination plans for channels from both Orange and Blue, plus seven add-on packages for niche channels.
Short-Term Sports
Sling Essentials and Select cover ESPN/ESPN2 and FS1/NFL Network for $19.99 a month with no contract.
Here's the gist
Sling's modular plans let you pick channels for sports, news, and entertainment without contracts.
