Nobody wants to be missing their favorite live sports, including NBA games. (photo illustration: The Cord Cutting Report) This guide breaks down all of your options for live streaming TNT with Roku, Amazon Fire TV Stick (or Cube), Apple TV, Android TV, game consoles, iPhones (with current iOS) and Android smartphones. If either live TV streaming service isn’t for you, no worries. You’ll get more than 75 live TV channels, unlimited Cloud DVR, You can get $10 off for the first three months of service, and a 5-day free trial with no obligations. My runner-up pick is DIRECTV STREAM because you’re getting many staples from a Comcast or Spectrum subscription, and a lot of other neat features you don’t have with cable.Ī subscription costs $74.99 per month. Sling TV works on just about every streaming device and a number of Smart TVs.

That still makes Sling TV the lowest-priced option. If you’re an NBA fan, you can add NBA TV for game coverage through the Sports Extra bundle for another $11 per month. Subscribers can get half off for the first month of service. My top pick right now is Sling TV because it’s the cheapest option at $40 per month. It’s just a matter of choosing which live TV streaming service is the right fit. Streaming TNT without a cable subscription is pretty easy these days.

You have two other ways to watch TNT through the TNT app, and by watching through the TNT website. So you can watch live sports on TV along with popular TNT dramas.Īmazon Prime, Hulu and HBO Max carry some popular TNT shows on-demand such as “Animal Kingdom” and “The Alienist.” These streaming services work on Amazon Fire TV, Roku, Apple TV, Google Chromecast with Google TV and other Android TV devices. Hulu + Live TV, Sling TV, DIRECTV STREAM, Spectrum TV app, and YouTube TV all carry TNT as a live TV channel. You can watch TNT without cable on eight different streaming services.

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