The $104.99-per-month Ultimate plan expands the lineup to 130 channels. Most other streaming services, including fuboTV, Hulu + Live TV, and YouTubeTV have dropped the Sinclair-owned RSNs and do not offer AT&T-owned ones. DirecTV Stream is notably the only live TV service we’ve reviewed that includes RSNs from all three networks, although it is missing a few NBC Sports RSNs. Check out each RSN’s page to see which one carries your local team’s games.

RSNs are important for sports fans who want to watch local MLB, NBA, and NHL games that air on RSNs owned by one of three media networks: AT&T ( SportsNet (Opens in a new window)), Comcast ( NBC Sports (Opens in a new window)), or Sinclair ( Bally Sports (Opens in a new window)). The biggest advantage of the Choice plan (and every higher-price tier) over the Entertainment plan is that you get RSNs.

You also get additional sports networks such as ACC, ESPNews, ESPNU, MLB Network, NBA TV, and Tennis Channel.

You get the vast majority of the channels from the Entertainment Package (except for Hallmark Movies & Mysteries, Ovation, and Revolt), as well as Cheddar, CNBC World, Cooking Channel, Fuse, Game Show Network, Nick Jr., Nicktoons, OWN, Science, Tastemade, The Weather Channel, and Travel Channel. The $89.99-per-month Choice plan increases the total channel selection to roughly 90. (Opens in a new window) Read Our NFL+ Review

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