The base Sunday Ticket package will cost YouTube TV subscribers $349 per season and nonsubscribers $449. In December, YouTube TV won the rights to the NFL’s coveted Sunday Ticket package, which offers out-of-market broadcasts for all teams, with a winning bid of seven years at $2 billion per season. That justification should also be of great interest for sports fans - and not just because it fringes on the hypocritical given how it has dropped regional sports networks, including NESN, as well as channels such as MLB Network. Google cited increasing content costs as the reason for the latest price hike. YouTube TV dropped the ball in the final moments of Game 1. The Celtics melted down and turned the ball over four times while YouTube TV was glitching, so perhaps some Boston fans were grateful afterward not to have witnessed that. The Raiders rallied for a pair of touchdowns in the final minute to win, 43-32. Maybe this wasn’t exactly the modern equivalent of the famous “Heidi” game, when in November 1968, NBC broke away from its coverage of a Raiders-Jets game to begin airing the movie by that name. Other channels on the streaming service later had the same complication. The glitch, which YouTube TV attributed Thursday to “elevated rebuffing rates” but never fully explained, prevented fans from watching the remainder of the game, a 123-116 Heat victory.Ī popular suspicion was that the trailer was coded to prevent fast forwarding, somehow triggering the problem, but it turned out the issue wasn’t unique to TNT. A trailer for the film “The Little Mermaid” aired … then looped back and started again … and again … and again … With 4:47 remaining and the Heat leading, 114-109, the broadcast went to a break when Miami called a timeout. Related : The Celtics needed to prove they were better than the Heat.
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