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Sprint TV Scores ESPN Mobile

Mar 12, 2010, 1:40 PM by Philip Berne
updated Mar 12, 2010, 1:46 PM

Sprint and ESPN today announced the launch of ESPN Mobile TV as part of the Sprint TV streaming video lineup. The announcement comes soon after Sprint confirmed that it would lose its NFL Mobile app to Verizon Wireless. In addition to ESPN commentary programs, viewers will also have access to a selection of live games, streaming over Sprint's data network. These will include some NBA Playoff and regular season games, MLB games, Men's and Women's NCAA Basketball games, including the men's conference championship and the women's championship games, and more. No football programming has been announced for the new streaming station. In all, ESPN promises more than 800 live games and events. The new channel will be available on a majority of Sprint's devices, and will be a free service for subscribers enrolled in Sprint's Everything Data plans.

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rarodrig26

Mar 12, 2010, 1:58 PM

win

I would take this over NFL mobile anyway. I never used that except at draft time. This seems like it would give way more for your buck.

Jayshmay

Most definetly!

Johndoe01

Yup, I'm second (or third) to this! I prefer ESPN to NFL Mobile

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Azeron

Mar 12, 2010, 2:58 PM

Cool

Nice rebound for Sprint. I like to see them stay afloat.

Jayshmay

I *might* consider Sprint if the HTC Supersonic ends up being everything I've been hearing. Sprint tv is a very cool feature.

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jrfdsf

Mar 12, 2010, 6:38 PM

Sprint

Just keeps on pressing forward, no matter what.

landmarkcm

Sprint is the best deal of the contract players with all the data in there plans etc

landmarkcm

Mar 14, 2010, 7:15 PM

Sprint is the best deal rediscovered them

I didnt know what I was missing with the android apps got hooked up with the Samsung Moment and now I think they are the best of the contract players esp over Att & Verizon which are total ripoffs!

SCTelephoneMan

Mar 12, 2010, 7:14 PM

Nobody wants content from the carriers

give it up, boys. you're selling a dumb pipe. the sooner you accept that, the sooner you stop wasting your money on crapola like Mobile TV, ESPN, etc.

Jayshmay

I feel the same way. The only thing we need from a cell carrier is a radio signal from the tower to the phone, nothing more nothing less.

Btw, you username, does SCT stand for Southern Connecticut?

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