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The local team (s) are blacked out, that is how it works. This is because they want you to buy the local RSN. For example, if you live in Ohio, the Blue Jackets will be blacked out, you would need Bally's Ohio to get those games. The exception is once a week there is a game only on +, these should not be blacked out anywhere.
That is just a basic feature for streaming sports and ESPN+ doesn't deliver this. Second, fast-forward is just pathetic. The thumbnails stop at about 1 min after fast forwarding so you push play to see where you are then decide to keep fast-forwarding or to just go from where you are, or even rewind.
It depends on what you want to watch. First, it does NOT carry what is on “real” ESPN channels or ABC. It is mostly college football and basketball games from lower conferences, minor college sports like soccer, volleyball, baseball, etc.; a handful of MLB and NHL games, subject to local blackout; early day PGA before the Golf Channel comes on; and foreign events like cric
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but yes, if you're wanting the NBA, NFL or big time college football, the service isn't going to get you that. you're going to need to either get cable or wait for ESPN's upcoming, and much more expensive subscription option that will include all of that stuff
Go here, enter a photo you want to be your profile pic, copy the “direct link” and paste it in there (this exact situation used to bother me so much lol) Upload image to Imgur. Then right click on image and select Open in New Tab, then use that url in ESPN. I use imgur. Instead of copying the link in the browser, right click on the image ...
When signing into provider, app automatically connected back into Cox. On laptop, went to cox.net, signed into old account, changed cox profile password, signed out. Opened ESPN app and then it prompted for password to Cox provider, allowing access to input new provider username and password. 1. Share.
The lowest ESPN home win probabilities, around 1% or so, actually have a ~5% chance of winning. Here's something: the second image show this tendency to be much stronger when the home team was a pregame favorite. If they fall behind, ESPN gives up on them. A purported 1% home favorite actually wins the game 6% of the time, a 5% situation wins 11%.
Like, you used to be able to create a league, with any rules you want (e.g. 2qb, .5 PPR, 20 team leagues, etc.) and if you didnt have enough people for it, just open it to the public. Which was awesome, I joined leagues with crazy fun rules on ESPN in the past. But now, if you click "join public league" you literally have to choose between like ...
This is hands down the worst streaming app of all time. I have an issue with Disney plus on my smart TV app only, all other OS/Devices run fine. ESPN is pure fucking garbage, no matter the OS/Device. It took me over 10 minutes just now to watch a Derrick Lewis fight that ended in just 3 minutes. Reply reply.