If you’re thinking of cutting the cable-TV cord, figuring out which streaming-video services give you the best value can be difficult. For sports fans, it can be downright maddening.

Featured pricing is subject to change. It’s 2023, and the age of streaming is in full swing. For those of you who have already cut the cord to your cable or satellite, we salute you.

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As for those who are looking to save money by dumping a cable package, the advantage to cord-cutting may not be all that clear, says The Atlantic's Derek Thompson. JEFF GREENFIELD: ...

Cord-cutting hasn’t had as harsh an impact on cable TV providers as some expected, though. That’s because most cable giants are also among the top providers of broadband home internet service.

Then there's the cord cutter's biggest obstacle: sports. Chris Knight, 45, of Greenhills ditched cable and tried to fill his need for Cincinnati Reds games by subscribing to MLB.TV for $25 a month.