SportsDeck

SportsDeck puts every team you follow on one screen — every game, the channel or service it's actually on, whether you already pay for it, and the curated news, podcasts and YouTube videos for each of your teams. No hunting across six apps. Your deck shows today, tomorrow and the next two weeks, and answers the question that starts every sports night: can I watch this with what I already have? Your Pulse brings the rest of the day — the stories worth reading, the shows and channels actually made for your team, and what fans are saying — just like the old sports page you miss, updated for today's world. Follow teams across pro football, basketball, baseball and hockey, college sports, soccer at home and abroad, golf, tennis, racing and combat sports. Three teams free. Go Pro for unlimited teams, whole leagues, and Headliners like playoff games and Top 25 matchups. Every morning, your day arrives by email. In this update: • Baseball playoff games now show the network actually carrying them — NBC, Peacock, TBS, truTV, FOX or FS1 — instead of regional channels and streaming packages that don't air the postseason. When the network hasn't been picked yet, the card says "FOX or FS1" rather than guessing. • Local TV is back on the card. Pro basketball, hockey and baseball games now name the local channel actually carrying them this season — including the new team channels, streaming homes and free over-the-air stations that replaced the old regional networks. • Games on free over-the-air local stations now show that station, so you know when your team is on with nothing more than an antenna. • Conference networks show up for more college sports, including volleyball, soccer and field hockey, where they used to read "Coverage not confirmed yet." • Fewer doubled games: schools listed under their formal name, like "Southern California," now line up with the same game from our other sources.