How to stream FOX Sports
AT&T TV is currently the only live TV streaming service that carries regional FOX Sports channels. Subscribers can use an Amazon Fire TV, Roku, and Google Chromecast with Google TV.
Watch FOX Sports live without cable
This guide is going to show you how to live stream a regional Fox Sports network without cable no matter where you live.
Let’s face it – cable is overpriced everywhere. So whether you’re a NASCAR junkie living in Iowa, an college football buff in Indiana or a die-hard baseball fan in Washington D.C., it’s time for you to cut the cord and gain some flexibility.
Getting a Fox Sports live stream is super easy. But it’s more expensive now too.
We all know that each regional FOX Sports network carries specific leagues and teams. Below is a list of FOX Sports’ regional sports networks available on a few live TV streaming platforms.
Right now, AT&T TV is the only way to watch regional FOX Sports networks without cable TV or satellite.
The Choice plan costs $84.99 per month for 90+ channels. But it also includes a free year of HBO Max (usually $14.99 per month) and NBA League Pass Premium (usually $250). AT&T has adopted a no-contract option so you can try out the service without any long term commitments.
AT&T TV works on Amazon Fire TV, Roku, Google Chromecast with Google TV and Smart TVs.
FOX Sports RSNs
- Fox Sports Arizona
- Fox Sports Arizona Plus
- Fox Sports Carolinas
- Fox Sports Detroit
- Fox Sports Detroit Plus
- Fox Sports Florida
- FOX Sports Indiana
- FOX Sports Indiana Plus
- FOX Sports Kansas City
- FOX Sports Kansas City Plus
- FOX Sports Midwest
- FOX Sports Midwest Plus
- Fox Sports New Mexico
- Fox Sports New Orleans
- Fox Sports North
- Fox Sports North Plus
- FOX Sports Ohio
- Fox Sports Ohio Plus
- Fox Sports Prime Ticket
- Fox Sports San Diego
- Fox Sports San Diego Plus
- Fox Sports South
- Fox Sports Southeast
- Fox Sports Southwest
- FOX Sports Southwest Plus
- Fox Sports Sun
- FOX Sports Tennessee
- Fox Sports West
- Fox Sports Wisconsin
- FOX Sports Wisconsin Plus
Availability of these regional sports networks will depend on the live TV service and where exactly you live in the U.S.
AT&T TV also lets you activate the FOX Sports GO app. And you can double check which regional FOX Sports network is available in your area through AT&T.
Subscribers get a wide variety of sports channels including ACC Network, Big Ten Network, ESPN, ESPN2, regional NBC Sports and SEC Network.
All of your local ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, Telemundo and Univision channels are included. And you get top cable TV channels such as ESPN, ESPN2, ACC Network, TNT, History, CNN and A&E.
And you don’t need to pay for a cable box.
No contract vs contract option
AT&T TV still has one advantage over paying for DIRECTV, DISH or Spectrum. AT&T TV now offers a no contract option so you can subscribe month to month and cancel whenever you want.
If you do sign up, you should know that you have to choose the “no contract” option during the account setup process. It’s not automatic.
If you opt for a two year contract, then the price drops to $69.99 per month for the Choice plan.
Why can’t I stream Fox Sports West on Hulu or YouTube TV?
There was a time when regional FOX Sports channels were available on a number of live TV streaming services. That included Hulu with Live TV, Sling TV, fuboTV and YouTube TV.
These streaming services have yet to strike a long-term agreement with Sinclair Broadcast Group since the company took ownership of 21 regional Fox Sports networks in 2019.
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How about splicing that cord back together. You get it all for a few dollars more. That’s what I learned from my experience.
I have an idea. Splice that cord back together and have it all in one place for a few bucks more.
Why doesn’t fox offer a separate streaming service? I would pay $5.99 that’s how much Disney plus cost.
Is a shame they don’t. baffling. Though it does say alot about the fee they may be asking of providers, since now there’s only one left.
Except I hate Hulu and they’ve raised prices 3 times in less than 2 years! Arg! I’m so pissed! Every time I get comfortable with a provider, Fox sports RSN goes into dispute with them.
Fox Sports no longer on YouTube TV either. Just got the e-mail on Feb 27 telling me they will be shutting off FOX Sports RSN and YES TV on Feb 29! Time to switch back to Hulu I guess…
I guess I’m just not going to be able to watch St Louis Cardinals anymore. I’m not paying $50-70 a month even though I’m an avid fan that used to watch every game.
It’s too bad that Sling TV doesn’t have the FOX RSN’s anymore. They had the lowest price point at $30 per month.
I haven’t heard much yet, but I would keep an eye out for what ESPN+ has for MLB games. Last season, ESPN+ had about 180 games and a subscription costs $4.99 per month. When I get a schedule, I’ll post it on the site.
Really? WTF Sling, I was about to re-sign up my account, but guess I won’t. I have been trying to use Kodi for NASCAR. Just want one channel each week of the NASCAR season, how hard is that any provider?
NASCAR tonight is actually on FS1, which is still on Sling. In fact, Sling should be free tonight. See my story from earlier today: https://cordcuttingreport.com/2021/02/09/sling-fling-unlocks-100-channels/
He was talking about the FS RSN service, not the internet.
I do not want to pay these sports networks big money so I cancelled. I used to be a sling subscribers as they were the cheapest to offer Foxsports Regional Network (FSSW in my case).
Hulu charges 55/month now. I’m only interested in FSSW and no other channels. $55 for 1 channel? No way!
Didn’t we all cut the cable due to exorbitant prices? They are now worse than cable. I can live without FSSW.
Good riddance Sinclair.
DO YOU HAVE TO HAVE SMART TV TO GET THIS SERVICE OR NOT I got the free trial for seven days fubo but could only get it on my PC
All these options are just as expensive as cable. If I’m going to pay $65 for high speed internet, why would I want to pay another $70? I might as well stay on cable for that price.
Hey Bob, I’m paying about $40 per month for Internet. I just got my parents a $34.99 per month deal. It takes a little practice, but take a look at my guide on getting Internet without cable for tips on landing a better price.
https://cordcuttingreport.com/compare-internet-service-providers/
Hope that helps.
We are trying Hulu+live tv and have Fox Sports Midwest. The problem last night was that the St Louis cardinals game was blacked out in our area. That’s a deal breaker for my husband. So I need to know if there is a workaround to watch live Cardinals games on Hulu. Any ideas?
You might want to try a VPN either with a streaming service, or the MLB.TV app. You can probably find a VPN service that has a free trial, or that’s pretty inexpensive.