5 Ways to Watch ESPN2 Online without Cable

Sports have been one of the last holdouts in the move to streaming video, but thankfully several recent deals have brought some of the most popular sports networks onto many of the top streaming services. ESPN, the undisputed leader in sports broadcasting, is more accessible than ever without cable. Even the many ESPN sister networks can now be streamed online. If you’re looking to stream ESPN2, luckily there are several different options to watch ESPN2 without cable. Below are five of the easiest ways you can watch ESPN2 online:

 

1. Hulu Live TV

Hulu’s live TV service is a wonderful cord cutting solution. With the service, you can live stream dozens of cable channels…without cable. And at just under $55 a month, it’s a helluva lot cheaper way to watch ESPN online than cable. Hulu’s live TV is currently supported by just about every major device you could think of.

  • 50+ channels like ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNews, and ESPNU 
  • Access to the entire on-demand Hulu library
  • The majority of cable networks
  • Local channels in most areas 
  • 50 hours DVR storage
  • 2 simultaneous screens

Hulu offers a free trial for the live TV service. 

2. Sling TV

Sling TV has become a go-to cable-cutting option for many households thanks to the wide selection of content it offers. For a low monthly subscription, Sling TV offers several packages of dozens of channels. Plus, there are plenty of mini-packages that can be added onto a basic Sling TV subscription to offer access to premium channels from around the world.

  • A $25 a month “Sling Blue” subscription offers live streams of FS1 and FS2, plus over 40 other channels
  • No month-to-month contract required (see the Sling TV channels list)
  • Sling TV can support simultaneous streams on multiple devices, perfect for households with multiple screens
  • Compatible with iOS and Android phones and tablets, supported Roku devices, Apple TV, Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV, Xbox, and web browsers

Sling TV’s offers ESPN2 streaming on its Sling Orange package, which new users can try free for seven days.

 

3. AT&T TV NOW

AT&T TV NOW offers an ESPN2 live stream in its base package alongside ESPN. For just $35 a month, AT&T TV NOW offers over 60 channels including many of the most-watched cable networks.

  • 60+ channels including ESPN2 and ESPN (check out the complete AT&T TV NOW channels list)
  • Several different packages available with up to over 100 different channels
  • No monthly or yearly contracts required
  • Premium cable networks like HBO, Cinemax, and Starrz
  • Compatible with a wide range of devices including iOS and Android tablets and phones, Amazon Fire TV devices and Kindle tablets, Apple TV, Roku, Chromecast, or on the web

AT&T TV NOW is quickly becoming one of the most popular ways to cut cable. Check out their seven-day free trial to see if it’s right for you.

 

4. PlayStation Vue

Editor’s note: Vue is shutting down and no longer taking new subscribers.

If you think PlayStations are only for gaming anymore. Sony’s PlayStation Vue launched in 2015 and has become a go-to cable-cutting service for close to half a million subscribers.

  • PlayStation Vue is just under $45 a month and includes ESPN2 and ESPN (check out the full PlayStation Vue channels list)
  • One PlayStation Vue subscription can be accessed on up to five different simultaneous devices
  • Vue has a cloud-based DVR which saves recordings for up to 28 days
  • Limited Vue content can be streamed on iOS, Android, and Windows mobile devices, Roku, Apple TV, and Amazon Fire TV

PlayStation owners looking to get the most out of their consoles can now sign up for a free 5-day trial of the Vue service.

 

5. WatchESPN App with TV Provider Login

Cable cutting isn’t just for households without television subscriptions. If you travel regularly and want to take your favorite networks with you, or just want to watch ESPN2 online without a television, the WatchESPN app is for you. By signing into the WatchESPN app with a television provider, users can access over ten different ESPN networks including ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN3, ESPNU, and more.

  • Subscription free with a valid television provider login
  • Offers live streams of ESPN2 and other ESPN networks
  • Carries many of ESPN’s most popular programs including SportsCenter, PTI, and SportsNation
  • Users can watch live streams of major sporting events
  • Supported on web browsers, iOS and Android phones and tablets, Xbox 360 Xbox One consoles, Apple TV, Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV, and Roku.

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