Is it just me, or has it become a full-time job just trying to figure out where to watch the games?
I remember back in the day when you could just flip through a few channels and everything was pretty straightforward. Now, it feels like every single series is split across three different streaming services, a local network, and some random app you forgot you even subscribed to. I spent twenty minutes last night just scrolling through menus trying to find the broadcast, only to realize I was looking at the wrong sports app entirely.
It’s getting frustrating, especially when you just want to sit down with a drink and relax after work. You shouldn't need a degree in digital subscriptions just to catch a matchup.
Does anyone else feel like the fragmentation of sports media is actually ruining the fan experience?
I remember back in the day when you could just flip through a few channels and everything was pretty straightforward. Now, it feels like every single series is split across three different streaming services, a local network, and some random app you forgot you even subscribed to. I spent twenty minutes last night just scrolling through menus trying to find the broadcast, only to realize I was looking at the wrong sports app entirely.
It’s getting frustrating, especially when you just want to sit down with a drink and relax after work. You shouldn't need a degree in digital subscriptions just to catch a matchup.
Does anyone else feel like the fragmentation of sports media is actually ruining the fan experience?
