DirecTV has added a handful of new free streaming sports channels to its streaming platform MyFree DirecTV, the company announced on Wednesday.
The new channels include All Women’s Sports Network from Whoopi Goldberg and Sports Fanatics; Billiard TV from Triple-B Media and Wired 2 Fish TV from Navio Networks.
The total number of free sports channels offered through MyFree DirecTV clocks in at nearly three dozen with the addition of the three new feeds.
The free streaming sports channels available to DirecTV and MyFree DirecTV users are:
- All Women’s Sports Network (Sports Fanatics)
- Billiard TV (Triple-B Media)
- Wired 2 Fish TV (Navio Networks)
- ACC Digital Network (Raycom Sports)
- BeIN Sports Xtra (BeIN Sports LLC)
- Big 12 (Raycom Sports)
- DraftKings (DraftKings)
- ESPN 8: The Ocho (Disney)
- Fight (Anthem)
- Fox Sports (Fox)
- Fuel TV (Fuel TV)
- Golf Pass (NBC)
- Jim Rome (A+E Global Media)
- NBC Sports Now (NBC)
- Pickleball TV (Sinclair)
- Players TV (Players TV)
- Poker Go (Poker Go)
- Power Nation (Raycom Sports)
- Racing America (FAST Studios)
- Speedvision (Speedvision Media Group)
- SportsGrid (Sportgrid)
- Stadium (120 Sports, LLC)
- Surf Cinema (acTVe)
- Swerve
- T2 (Sinclair)
- TNA Wrestling (Anthem)
- Torque (A+E Global Media)
- Waypoint TV
- Willow
- Women’s Sports Network (FAST Studios)
MyFree DirecTV channels are also available on DirecTV’s subscription-based streaming platform and through the DirecTV app for phones, tablets and smart TVs.
The addition of the new channels comes just a few days after DirecTV promoted its platform through a novel out-of-home campaign tied to the recent Emmy Awards.
Following the prime-time Emmy Awards on CBS, DirecTV began projecting its universal search bar and key art from programmers on the walls of buildings across the greater Los Angeles area, including structures in Hollywood, West Hollywood, Santa Monica and downtown Los Angeles.
The out-of-home campaign was created in partnership with TBWA\Chiat\Day LA, and also featured a takeover of Comcast’s movie review portal Rotten Tomatoes.
