About WhereSports: Independent Live Sports TV & Streaming Guide
Why We Built WhereSports
When we started tracking sports schedules in 2012, watching a game was straightforward: you either had cable or you didn't. Today, following a single team across a full season feels like solving a puzzle. Your Tuesday night game might be on a regional sports network, Thursday's matchup is streaming exclusively on Prime Video or Peacock, Saturday's showcase is on ABC or NBC, and if you live in the UK, Canada, or Germany, the broadcast rights belong to an entirely different set of networks.
Fans shouldn't have to spend twenty minutes before every game searching through outdated blogs or signing up for the wrong streaming trial only to hit a local zip-code blackout screen.
That is why WhereSports exists. We are an independent sports TV schedule and streaming directory. We do not host video streams, embed pirated players, or link to unverified streaming forums. Instead, we show you the exact official TV channel and licensed streaming app carrying every live game in your country, complete with current subscription prices, tier requirements, and blackout warnings.
How We Track Channels, Apps & Blackout Rules
Automated schedule scrapers routinely get sports listings wrong because they confuse national networks with streaming-only windows or ignore regional blackouts. Our editorial team cross-checks daily schedules against official league broadcast assignments and streaming carriage agreements.
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National & Regional Network Verification:
We verify whether tonight's NBA, NHL, MLB, or NFL matchup is airing nationally on ABC, ESPN, NBC, CBS, FOX, TNT, or USA Network, or if it requires a local Regional Sports Network (such as FanDuel Sports Network, YES Network, NESN, or Marquee Sports Network).
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Streaming-Exclusive Window Auditing:
We separate linear TV broadcasts from digital-only exclusives, such as NBA and NFL games on Prime Video and Peacock, UEFA Champions League and UFC cards on Paramount+, or Friday Night Baseball on Apple TV+.
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Country-by-Country Rights Mapping:
Broadcast rights stop at national borders. We maintain dedicated channel and app mappings for the United States, United Kingdom (Sky Sports, TNT Sports, BBC, ITV), Canada (Sportsnet, TSN, DAZN), Australia (Kayo Sports, Foxtel, Stan Sport), and major European markets.
Every channel review and streaming guide on WhereSports follows strict consumer-first testing criteria. Read our full Data Sourcing & Verification Methodology and our Editorial Standards & Corrections Policy to see how we audit pricing, RSN fees, and channel lineups.
No Clickbait. Just Clear Answers Before Kickoff.
Too many sports media sites bury a simple channel name underneath 1,500 words of generic team history just to push affiliate links for $85-a-month cable bundles you don't actually need.
At WhereSports, we put the kickoff time in your local timezone, the exact TV channel, and the cheapest legal way to watch right at the top of the page. If a game is free over the air on ABC, CBS, FOX, or NBC with a $25 indoor digital antenna, or free on BBC iPlayer and ITVX in the UK, we tell you that first before listing paid streaming bundles.
Contact the WhereSports Team
Spotted a last-minute TV flex, a changed kickoff time, or an updated streaming package price? Want to suggest a league or regional channel we should add to our directory? Our editorial desk reviews every reader report.