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[QUOTE="SanDiegoCuse, post: 5471584, member: 410"]
Here's the latest, Sling and many others such as YouTube TV not included, yet:

The ESPN direct-to-consumer streaming service will not initially be available for universal pay television authentication, as first [URL='https://www.cnbc.com/2025/08/07/cnbc-sport-espns-moment-of-streaming-customer-confusion-is-upon-us.html']reported[/URL] by Alex Sherman of CNBC. While Disney has been successful in garnering the necessary rights from providers such as DirecTV, Fubo, Charter, Verizon Fios, Hulu and other small operators, there are a variety of other services that are not currently slated to offer the new service upon its launch.

Sports Media Watch has learned that discussions with other major distributors are ongoing and that most of the pay television domain is expected to have the necessary rights later in the year. Sherman reported that some of the platforms that do not possess the entitlement rights include Comcast Xfinity, YouTube TV and Sling TV, along with Cox cable and Dish satellite television.
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