Bally Sports+ Offers New Streaming Option to Predators Fans

Direct-to-Consumer Streaming Service Available to Subscribers Starting Monday, Sept. 26

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By Zach Gilchriest
@ZachGilchriest Beat Writer & Content Manager

Watching Nashville Predators hockey just got that much easier.
Starting this season, Preds fans who have cut the cord and pivoted to streaming can finally watch their favorite team without needing a cable subscription.

It's all made possible by Bally Sports+, a brand new, direct-to-consumer streaming service launching Monday, Sept. 26.
Subscribers to the new service will automatically gain access to all regionally-available Predators games and original programming at home and on the go.
The Bally Sports+ service will be accessible within the existing Bally Sports app on iOS, Android, Apple TV (tvOS), Android TV and Amazon Fire TV - with even more supported platforms coming soon.
So, how much does it all cost?
Subscribers have two options - a monthly subscription for $19.99 or an annual subscription for $189.99.
Not sold yet? No problem.
A free seven-day-trial means you could watch the Predators open their season in Prague without spending a dime. When the time comes to renew, you'll be ready to stick around.
In the meantime,
click here
to learn more about Bally Sports+.

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