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Message: [QUOTE="HRE Otto IV, post: 1744478, member: 5685"] The cord cutters have an impact on cable but not on sports IMO. Sure the BTN won't be able to get $0.80 in state per subscriber but instead they can charge $99 a year per subscriber. So they only need 10% of the current TV households for the BTN to break even. In some states they will make more money. Same with ESPN. I bet they could get $49 a month from most people. For those who don't have cable, they can get the app at the same price. Sports really is subsidizing all these crap channels that no one watches. Those are the ones who are in trouble. As long as sports are in high demand, the money will be there. Although the methods of delivery might change. [/QUOTE]