ESPN revealed everything that will be in its new streaming service, ESPN+ by John Lynch on Apr 2, 2018, 2:21 PM Advertisement
 ESPN on Monday announced the release of its direct-to-consumer subscription streaming service, ESPN+. ESPN+ will launch Thursday, April 12. It will be available for $4.99 per month or an annual fee of $49.99. The subscription service has been conceived as an add-on to ESPN's current cable coverage, so its service will lack access to any of the content on ESPN's core channels, including ESPN, ESPN 2, and ESPN Classic. But the company said in a release that ESPN+ include "thousands" of live games from a wide variety of sports, as well as a library of original shows, films, and other on-demand content. The service will be available through an update to the ESPN app, which the company's president James Pitaro described as "completely re-imagined" and "increasingly personalized" in a statement on Monday. Here's a rundown of all the live sporting events that ESPN+ will include: SEE ALSO: ESPN is making more money than ever off of subscribers despite its dwindling subscriber base MLB — "More than 180 games"  ESPN said the service will feature an MLB game "each day, seven days per week" throughout the season, including every MLB team.
NHL — "More than 180 games"  ESPN said the service will include "a daily NHL game" starting with the 2018-2019 NHL season.
Boxing — "Year-round schedule"  ESPN+ will feature "exclusive main event fights," including the match between Amir Khan vs. Phil Lo Greco on April 21, as well as "an unmatched library of legendary fights."
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