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How to Watch Live Sports and TV Online For Free

My guess is many of you will find this post trying to find a way to watch your favorite sports team while at work.  Believe it or not, there are a few sites out there that allow you to watch not only sports, but live TV for free.  I wouldn’t ditch your cable just yet as the quality is far worse than your current TV displays; however, most of the streams are very watchable.  Although most of the sites are littered with online advertisements, which enable them to be free, the following are all pages that allow free online live TV and sports viewing .

http://www.myp2pforum.eu/

Myp2p is a peer-to-peer (P2P) website that allows users to stream content like live TV and sports.  The site offers multiple external P2P channel links, but before you can view the stream, you need to install the proper viewer (their software page is located at: http://myp2p.eu/software.php?part=software).  It seems that a lot of the streams use TVAnts.  After the correct software is installed, you can click the tabs at the top of the page to view the available streams.  For example, if you click the “MLB + Baseball” link on the homepage, you will be taken to a message board and all of the days MLB games are listed in the “Baseball Today” post.  Nearly every MLB game usually has a stream available.

http://channelsurfing.net/

Channelsurfing.net is a lot easier to navigate and play compare to the above choice, but the viewing options seem to be limited.  Again, this site has both live TV and sports streams such as: CNN, MLB Channel, Showtime, MSNBC, ESPN, NBA Channel, and Comedy Central to name a few.  This site seems to primarily require Windows Media Player to view the streams.  One you first log onto the site, scroll down towards the bottom of the page, there you will find all of the free channels centered in a long line going down the page. Simply click and enjoy.

www.hulu.com

Lastly, I will mention Hulu, which has become a popular site for online TV and movie viewing.  The difference with Hulu is that it’s an on demand web site, which means it doesn’t show live TV, rather episodes that were previously aired.  Hulu is much more advanced than the above options, for example it allows users to add shows to their favorites and receive updates when new episodes are available.

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