Updated October 27, 2026: This article separates confirmed platform announcements from beta access, provider guidance and company-reported results. It does not claim Honest Fred independently tested the feature.
What changed
- Fubo launched My Local Sports on September 29, 2026, allowing customers in select markets to add a local regional sports network to a standalone Fubo Sports subscription.
- The package also includes selected sports-focused FAST channels, but it is a market-specific legal streaming option rather than a nationwide NBA package.
- Fubo lists a $54.99 first-month price for eligible new customers and $64.99 per month afterward for Fubo Sports following a free trial; RSN add-on prices vary by market.
- On October 22, Fubo announced seven new regional-sports-network agreements covering the Hawks, Hornets, Pistons, Heat, Bucks, Thunder and Magic.
- Availability, channel names, blackout rules and add-on pricing must be checked by ZIP code or local market before subscribing.
What this means for viewers or marketers
The practical question is access and measurement, not whether a platform announcement guarantees reach, savings or business results. Check the account type, country, device, subscription, campaign eligibility and current terms before changing a workflow or spending money.
For related context, read Honest Fred’s live-sports streaming coverage. That article provides a nearby platform or content-strategy reference without turning this update into a promise about algorithm performance.
Limits and verification
Platform interfaces and eligibility can change. Treat tests, beta programs, estimates and case studies as limited evidence. Recheck the linked official help or newsroom page before relying on a feature for a campaign, a live event or an important viewing decision.
Sources
- Fubo Investor Relations — My Local Sports
- Fubo Investor Relations — NBA RSN agreements
- Sports Video Group
