DANTE LASTING
Sports Editor
The coronavirus has brought a new reality of self-isolation, recommended at-home lockdowns, and no group gatherings for people all over the world. This virus has had a major impact on the sports world that people are only starting to see the ramifications of.
Sports networks like ESPN, NBCSN, FS1 and NFL Network have limited content to put out on a weekly basis. Networks are now turning to classic games to fill airspace with no live games being played. These networks are continuing to have their morning talk shows, but they are not the most entertaining with such limited content. ESPN has moved its five-part documentary about Micheal Jordan from its original June airing to late April, trying to attract viewers somehow.
Various sports leagues and networks are doing all they can to give people a distraction during this difficult time. Below is a list of what you can watch if you are craving some sports entertainment.
NBA:
NBA League Pass – Watch on-demand and archived NBA games for free during the league’s hiatus.
NFL:
NFL Game Pass – Replay every NFL game from 2009 to the 2019 season. Watch coaches film, past Super Bowls, live audio and a lot of NFL Films shows. Free subscription until May 31.
NHL:
NHL.TV – Watch full replays of games already played from the 2019-2020 season. All games will be available to stream for free with other video content also available.
MLB:
MLB.TV – Access to free baseball games from the past two seasons. You can watch the home or away broadcast or listen to the radio broadcast for free.
ESPN/NBCSN/FS1 – Hours and hours of programming dedicated to past classic NFL/NBA/NHL/MLB/MLS games. Past Super Bowls, other championship games as well as sports talk shows in the morning and different sports documentaries and movies during the day.