Previously on Cord Cutter Weekly …

I’m still hoping Tablo’s close to turning the corner and living up to its promises, but it’s not quite there yet.

As a Yankees fan living in Cincinnati who also sort of roots for the Reds, I’ve had a unique window into two baseball streaming worlds.

Unless you sign up for MLB.TV directly, you might wind up paying more.

Roku has sunk to a new low in the streaming wars, with an experimental ad format that blocks your home screen behind an auto-playing video ad.

I’ve decided to test a radical change to my living room streaming setup.

DirecTV is trying to break up the pay TV bundle this year with cheaper, genre-based packages, but one genre in particular stands in the way.

It’s taken a couple years, but regional sports networks are starting to realize they charge too much to stream local games.

I’m itching to start thinking about baseball again. Too bad watching the games can still be an ordeal.

With so much to watch across so many streaming services, it’s entirely too easy to lose track of everything. This app can help.

If you’re looking for the best way to watch the Super Bowl in 2025, the answer is more complicated than it should be.