Fubo My Local Sports Add-On: Price, RSN List, and What You Need to Stream It
For years, streaming your local team's games meant paying for a big live TV package, or giving up. Fubo is trying a cheaper route. On September 29, 2026, Fubo launched My Local Sports, an add-on that brings your area's regional sports network (RSN) to its lower-priced Fubo Sports plan in select markets.
Here's how the add-on works, which networks are included, what it costs, and how to make sure your home internet can handle live games. Details are current as of September 29, 2026.
Fubo My Local Sports at a glance
- What it is: an add-on that brings your local RSN to the Fubo Sports plan
- Launch: September 29, 2026, in select markets
- Base plan price: Fubo Sports is $54.99 for the first month for new customers, then $64.99 per month, after a free trial
- Add-on price: varies by market. You'll see the exact price for your ZIP code before you check out.
- What's included: the RSN that carries your local teams, plus free, ad-supported sports channels
- Who can get it: only customers in an RSN's home territory
How the add-on works
Regional sports networks carry most of the local regular-season games for MLB, NBA, and NHL teams. For a long time they were mostly available through cable, satellite, or the most expensive streaming plans. My Local Sports lets you add the RSN for your area on top of Fubo Sports, a plan built for sports fans who don't need a full lineup of entertainment channels.
Your location decides which RSN you can add. If you live in a team's home territory and that team's network is part of the program, you'll see the add-on offered for your address. Because each market is different, the add-on price isn't the same everywhere.
Which regional sports networks are included?
At launch, reports listed 27 regional networks in the program:
- AB TV: Angels, Kings
- Blue Jackets Hockey Network: Blue Jackets
- Blue Note+: Blues
- BravesVision: Braves
- Brewers.TV: Brewers
- Cardinals.TV: Cardinals
- Chicago Home Sports Network: White Sox, Blackhawks, Bulls
- Detroit Sports Network: Tigers, Red Wings
- Diamondbacks.TV: Diamondbacks
- Guardians.TV: Guardians
- Hurricanes Hockey Network: Hurricanes
- Mariners.TV: Mariners
- Marlins.TV: Marlins
- Marquee Sports Network: Cubs
- MASN: Orioles
- NBC Sports Bay Area: Giants, Sharks, Warriors
- NBC Sports Boston: Celtics
- NBC Sports California: Athletics, Kings
- NBC Sports Philadelphia: Phillies, Flyers, 76ers
- Padres.TV: Padres
- Rangers Sports Network: Rangers
- Rays.TV: Rays
- Reds.TV: Reds
- Rockies.TV: Rockies
- Royals.TV: Royals
- Twins.TV: Twins
- Wild+: Wild
The day before launch, Fubo announced a multi-year deal with the NHL that brings the Wild, Blues, Blue Jackets, and Hurricanes networks into the program. Lineups can change, so confirm your team's network is offered at your address before you sign up.
Make sure your internet can keep up
Live sports is the toughest test for a home connection. See the internet plans available at your address before the next big game.
Is My Local Sports worth it?
It depends on how you watch.
- Good fit: You mainly want your local team's games and national sports, not a full cable-style channel lineup. Pairing Fubo Sports with one RSN can cost less than a full live TV plan.
- Maybe not: You also want lots of entertainment, news, and kids' channels. A full live TV plan might be the simpler choice.
- Check first: If your team's network isn't on the list, or you live outside its home territory, the add-on won't help you.
Start with the free trial if you're eligible, and use it during a stretch when your team plays so you can test picture quality and your connection.
What internet speed do you need to stream live sports?
Live sports is one of the hardest things you can ask a home connection to handle. Fast action shows every stutter, and live streams can't buffer far ahead the way a movie can. As a general guide:
- HD on one screen: plan on at least 10 to 25 Mbps of steady download speed.
- 4K on one screen: plan on 25 Mbps or more for that stream alone.
- Game day with the whole household online: add up every stream, video call, and gaming session at the same time. Many families are more comfortable with 200 to 300 Mbps or more.
Tips for smoother game-day streaming
- Connect your streaming device or smart TV with Ethernet if you can.
- Keep your router in an open, central spot, or add mesh Wi-Fi for far-away rooms.
- Pause big downloads and game updates during the game.
- If you're on satellite or fixed wireless internet, run a speed test in the evening, when networks are busiest, before you rely on it for live games.
Frequently asked questions
What is Fubo My Local Sports?
It's an add-on for the Fubo Sports plan that includes your area's regional sports network plus free, ad-supported sports channels. It launched September 29, 2026 in select markets.
How much does the Fubo My Local Sports add-on cost?
The add-on price varies by market. The Fubo Sports base plan is $54.99 for the first month for new customers, then $64.99 per month. Check the exact total for your ZIP code before you subscribe.
Can I watch my team if I live out of market?
Generally, no. RSNs are only available inside a team's home territory. Out-of-market fans usually need a league streaming package.
Do I need a full Fubo plan to get my RSN?
No. My Local Sports is designed as an add-on for the Fubo Sports plan, so you don't need Fubo's larger live TV plans to get your local RSN in participating markets.
Is Hulu + Live TV the same as Fubo?
No. Fubo also owns Hulu + Live TV, but they're separate services with separate plans. My Local Sports is a Fubo add-on.
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