[BrownIndians85]

For anyone who hasn't had cable in 6 years, I'm not sure how it is better..

I'm assuming the Dude meant over streaming ESPN+. You would think the "worldwide leader in sports" would have direct to smart TV apps that don't involve 3rd party devices. Especially since they've bundled with Disney+ and Hulu, which do both have smart TV apps. If Google, Peacock, Amazon, can all have incredible apps what's the holdup with ESPN?

 

[BrownIndians85]

AA, what kind of TV do you have for a built-in ESPN app? Not with a roku or firestick, but actually on the smart TV?

 

[BrownIndians85]

AA, thanks. I see available on any android platforms, sigh. I hate all the app shit for TVs, but it's way cheaper than cable or satellite anymore. I'm going to get a roku or something and hope they come to their senses and support webOS eventually. Casting from a phone to the TV on their shit phone app is for the birds.

 

[BrownIndians85]

Isn't ESPN+ in the Hulu App? The last time I streamed ESPN+ from a non-TV device it was ESPN3...

I'll try the Hulu app and report back on my (lack of) success, mainly due to technology incompetence. However, everything I've read says there is no way to stream ESPN+ on WebOS smart TV without a 3rd party device.