YouTube TV is Losing Sinclair Owned Fox Regional Sports Nets

... the millennial generation is now between ages 26 and 40. As of 2018, one study showed only about 63% of millennials paid for a cable subscription. The rest are dependent on subscription services, and I’d be willing to bet that the 63% is more like 55% in 2020. However, now that YouTube TV has dropped the FOX sports networks, you only have three (legal) options to watch games on a regular basis: Hulu Live, a cable subscription, or MLB.tv. And guess what? If you also want MLB Network (because ESPN is a football channel), Hulu Live is out. If you also live in the same region as your favorite team, MLB.tv is out. Yes, in 2020, you can pay for the MLB’s own streaming service and your favorite team’s games are blacked out locally. So, in summary, it is very difficult for fans to access baseball at home. Furthermore, these millennials are raising kids, which means their kids likely don’t have access either. And nobody foresees these younger generations moving back to cable anytime soon. It’s complete foolishness. “Why don’t young people like baseball?” Because MLB has made the games and highlights more difficult to access than some bank vaults. ... Baseball's single biggest problem is local blackouts ON THEIR OWN STREAMING APP and they have made no efforts to make games more accessible on other TV services.