How to Watch CBS Sports Network Without Cable

CBS knows sports. The CBS family of channels plays host to everything from March Madness to the Super Bowl, and their broadcast teams, in-game graphics, and camera work rank with the best of them. So it's no surprise that CBS Sports Network — the CBS channel that is dedicated to sports and nothing but sports — is a must-have channel for sports fans. There's just one problem: that pesky bill that comes each month, charging you through the nose for your cable or satellite subscription. You don't want to keep overpaying, but you don't want to lose the crucial sports coverage you get from CBS Sports Network. So what do you do? Simple: you learn how to watch CBS Sports Network without cable.

Here are a few of our favorite ways to stream CBS Sports Network:

	Price	Channels	Free Trial
#1	$5.99 – $85.96	68 – 88	7 or 30 days	See Offer
#2	$54.99 – $86.96	100+	7 days	See Offer

And that's why we're here. We're going to show you how to get your hands on a CBS Sports Network live stream and watch all of the CBS Sports action you want to, live, from just about anywhere and using just about any device. Let's get started!

How to Watch CBS Sports Network Online Without Cable

As you may already know – especially if you checked out our post on How to Watch CBS Without Cable – CBS is a broadcast network, which means that you can watch it for free using an antenna. That will net you some great CBS Sports action for free, including NFL broadcasts. But CBS Sports Network – the standalone sports channel that CBS owns — is not an over-the-air channel like its big brother is. And that means you need a pay TV service to watch it. Bummer, right?

Well, it's not as bad as it seems. See, there are other pay TV options out there besides the bulky, overpriced cable and satellite packages that you already know about. We're going to talk about some of those options below. But, first, let's take a moment to talk about these sorts of services more generally.

The services that we'll list below all belong to the same general category of pay TV service: “skinny bundles.” So what is a skinny bundle? The short version is that a skinny bundle is a pay TV service that streams online and (usually) offers slimmer and more cost-effective channel bundles than its cable and satellite counterparts. The slightly longer version is that this is awesome for consumers: online deliver eliminates monopolies and gives subscribers the ability to watch live streams (including, as we'll soon see, CBS Sports live streams) on all sorts of devices from all sorts of locations. The slimmed-down bundles, along with the serious online competition, keep costs down for consumers while still delivering the crucial channels that you can't live without.

Sounds good, right? And, happily for us, there are plenty of skinny bundles that make excellent answers to the question of how to watch CBS Sports Network without cable. Let's meet our candidates!

Hulu + Live TV is the skinny bundle arm of Hulu, a service that you may already know for its popular on-demand streaming options. Hulu + Live TV includes Hulu's on-demand content as well as live streaming television channels. And, as you might have guessed by now, Hulu + Live TV's live channels include CBS Sports Network. Like many of its competitors, Hulu + Live TV offers a great free trial — just click the link below to sign up for that.

fuboTV loves sports – in fact, it used to be a soccer-specific skinny bundle. That's in the past, now, and fuboTV has long since re-launched as a more general-interest skinny bundle. But fuboTV still has a soft spot for sports fans, so it's no surprise to see a CBS Sports Network live stream among its offerings. You can watch CBS Sports Network without cable using fuboTV. Plus, you can test-drive things for a whole week without paying. To do that, just click the link below and sign up for fuboTV's free trial offer.

AT&T TV Now

AT&T TV Now offers subscribers different skinny bundle options. If you're willing to pay more, you can get more channels. Your CBS Sports Network live stream is readily available through AT&T TV Now. Grab one of AT&T TV Now's bundles for free for a week by clicking the link below. It's risk-free!

YouTube TV

YouTube TV is Google's skinny bundle offering, and it's a great solution to the problem of how to watch CBS Sports Network without cable. YouTube TV offers CBS Sports Network for a pretty reasonable price, so you shouldn't have too much trouble saving money by cutting the cord without losing CBS Sports Network. You'll only pay after you enjoy your week-long free trial, of course.

Can I watch CBS Sports Network on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, or Chromecast?

Great CBS Sports action belongs on your big screen, so let's talk about how to watch CBS Sports Network without cable on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, and Chromecast devices – among other streaming platforms.

Hulu + Live TV, fuboTV, AT&T TV Now, and YouTube TV all have apps for Roku devices.

Hulu + Live TV, fuboTV, AT&T TV Now, and YouTube TV each work great on Fire TV devices.

Hulu + Live TV, fuboTV, AT&T TV Now, and YouTube TV have apps for Apple TV devices.

Hulu + Live TV, fuboTV, AT&T TV Now, and YouTube TV work perfectly with Chromecast devices.

Hulu + Live TV, fuboTV, and YouTube TV have apps for Android TV devices.

If you want to check out your CBS Sports Network live stream on the go, you can do that using your iOS or Android device. Hulu + Live TV, fuboTV, AT&T TV Now, and YouTube TV all have apps for both iOS and Android devices, so your smartphone or tablet is probably covered!

Hulu + Live TV, fuboTV, AT&T TV Now, and YouTube TV also have in-browser apps for major web browsers, so watching on your desktop or laptop computer is always an option, too.

Even video game systems aren't left out. Hulu + Live TV and YouTube TV have apps for Xbox One, and Hulu + Live TV works on modern PlayStation video game consoles.

So if you want to watch CBS Sports Network, there's no reason to turn to cable or satellite. Scroll up, grab some free trials, and start to stream CBS Sports Network online today!