Sports fans know the struggle of only being able to watch a select few of their favorite team’s games on TV. After all, die-hard fans don’t want to watch a game here or there, they want to support their team all season long. But with the 30+ Regional Sports Networks (RSNs) that DIRECTV has to offer, in the DIRECTV Sports Pack fans can watch more of the team they love!
Find out what your regional sports network is and how to watch it on DIRECTV right here.
What is a Regional Sports Network (RSN)?
A regional sports network is a specialty TV channel that focuses on broadcasting live sports to a local market or geographic area. That means you can watch your team play at home and away, even when national networks are subject to local blackouts in your area.
And it’s not just professional sports available. You can watch collegiate and sometimes even high school sporting events on your RSN, too!
RSN Teams & Channel Numbers
To make sure you’re up to speed on where to watch the live sports – professional, collegiate and beyond – here’s a list of the RSNs DIRECTV has available to customers, along with the biggest teams they broadcast and their channel numbers.
Get More Regional Sports Networks with DIRECTV
DIRECTV has the most Regional Sports Networks including Bally Sports, NBC Sports Networks and more, so you can cheer on your team from anywhere. That’s right: with the CHOICE™ package or above, customers get access to their local RSNs, so you can catch the live sports action wherever you are.
If you don’t have DIRECTV yet, now’s the time to make the switch and start watching more of the sports you love.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Regional Sports Network?
Regional Sports Networks (RSNs) are TV channels that focus on broadcasting live sports to a local market or geographic region.
How many RSNs does DIRECTV have?
DIRECTV customers with the CHOICE Package or above have access to not only their own RSNs but also 30+ more from around the country.
What are some examples of RSNs?
Some of the most popular RSNs include FanDuel Sports Networks, NBC Sports, NESN and MSG Sportsnet.
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