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It's been nearly two weeks since ABC, ESPN and other Disney-owned channels have gone dark on YouTube TV, with customers losing access to related content on their DVRs from Disney brands as well. Disney and Google-owned YouTube TV are continuing to negotiate a new carriage agreement, with no firm date yet set for a deal. Viewers lose out when feuds like this happen, but if you're a YouTube TV subscriber, you don't have to miss all your favorite sports events and other programming. There are short-term fixes that don't involve getting cable. NFL's Monday Night Football, NBA games, college basketball and more are available on other services using the options below. In addition to offering guidance through our NBA streaming guide and the best NFL platforms for cord-cutters, we're sharing where you can watch ESPN and ABC without paying a lot of money. (And don't forget, you can always use this app to find a sports bar or buy an antenna.) 5 options for YouTube TV subscribers Sling Orange Day/Weekend Pass: $5, $10; carries ESPN ESPN Unlimited: $30; carries ESPN networks Fubo Sports: $46 for first month after free trial; carries ABC and ESPN networks DirecTV MySports: $70 after free trial; access to ESPN networks and, in some regions, ABC Hulu Plus Live TV: $65 promo offer after free trial; carries ABC and ESPN channels Most of these packages can serve as a temporary solution, provided you remember to cancel your subscription before the monthly price is due. Here's a rundown of what these services offer in terms of channel lineups, cost and bundle options.
