ESPN‘s much-anticipated new streaming service will debut in the fall, making one of TV’s biggest libraries of sports rights available to a generation of viewers who do not have a subscription ...

The streaming service will offer all of ESPN's linear television programming. Sports broadcaster ESPN plans to launch a streaming service that will offer all of the programming available on its ...

Disney revealed new information about its upgraded ESPN streaming service Tuesday, including that it will launch in the fall, cost users $29.99 monthly and the service will bear the title “ESPN.” ...

Disney has officially announced two of the most important details of its upcoming ESPN flagship streaming service: the name and price. Here’s what’s coming. Additionally, Disney has announced ...

As if you needed one more streaming service, ESPN is finally getting ready to roll out its long-anticipated subscription plan. But are sports fans ready to shell out another $29.99 a month?

After much teasing and speculation, ESPN has finally unveiled the details of its new flagship streaming service. While the streamer long had the working title “Flagship,” the Disney-owned ...

ESPN is leaning into its heritage, naming its forthcoming stand-alone streaming app ESPN. The offering, coming in the fall in time for football season, will have two tiers. The Unlimited plan will ...

Though ESPN’s time with the MLB is coming to an end, the network remains open to negotiating a deal with the baseball league. “We remain ready to listen when the league is ready to have a ...

ESPN will still offer ESPN+ as a “select option” for $11.99 per month, partly because it has pre-existing deals for the existing service. With the new service, ESPN’s goal is to first stop ...

The futures of ESPN and sports fandom came into clearer focus Tuesday when the network announced key details about its new streaming service. Launching ahead of football season this year ...

ESPN’s new streaming application, featuring everything the sports media arm of Disney has to offer, will cost $29.99 per month. The service, which will take the ESPN name, as CNBC reported ...