How to Watch SHO 2 Live Without Cable 2023 - Top 4 Options

There are many ways to watch SHO 2 without cable, including Sling, YouTube TV, Fubo TV, or DirecTV Stream.

But our team's pick for most people to watch SHO 2, is Sling. Here's why:

• Sling is available at the lowest monthly price point: $40.
• Big families (or roommates or friends) can watch Sling without stress, as they offer up to 4 simultaneous streams.
• Sling is available in every region of the United States. (Viewers outside the US can try to access Sling with a VPN, like ExpressVPN — or one of our other top VPNs.)

If, for whatever reason, watching SHO 2 on Sling doesn't work for you, we've also rounded up 3 more options — and we even divided them up into the best picks for people who also watch lots of sports, news, reality TV, and more. Let's get into the best options for everyone.

Our top 4 picks for streaming SHO 2 without cable

Top pick: Stream SHO 2 on Sling

If you're looking for the best way to stream SHO 2, Sling is our team's top pick. Using our streaming recommendation system, the Flixed team has determined that Sling is the best way for most people to watch what's live on SHO 2 because it offers the ideal combination of price, channels, and features.

Sling is available starting at $40 per month for 30 channels, including Bloomberg, BBC America, and Cheddar Business. Learn more about Sling plans and pricing.

Other channels on Sling include: Longhorn Network, Cable News Network, HLN, Hallmark Movies & Mysteries, Turner Classic Movies, TV Land, A&E, AMC, BET, Bravo, Comedy Central, E! Entertainment Television, ESPNU, INSP, Science, FYI, MTV2: Music Television, BBC America, beIN Sports, CMT, and more.

Devices supported by Sling include: web browsers, Android, iOS, Amazon Fire, Roku, Chromecast, Apple TV, LG/Samsung Smart TVs, and Xbox One.

Our Sling review also includes more about why our team loves Sling.

Budget pick: Stream SHO 2 on YouTube TV

If you're on a budget, YouTube TV is the best choice for watching SHO 2 without cable. Of all the streamers we review, YouTube TV is available at the lowest monthly price point: $72.99. Our YouTube TV plans and pricing article breaks down all of the YouTube TV plans.

Youtube TV is next cheapest option and is well worth the price tag with all that it has to offer. Coming with over a hundred channels, unlimited DVR space, and a whole bunch of other great features, you won’t regret splurging just a little on Youtube TV.

Other channels on YouTube TV include: Cable News Network, HLN, Hallmark Movies & Mysteries, Turner Classic Movies, TV Land, AMC, BET, Bravo, Comedy Central, E! Entertainment Television, ESPNU, Freeform, FX, MTV2: Music Television, Animal Planet, BBC America, beIN Sports, CMT, CNBC, Disney Junior, and more.

Take a look at what's live on YouTube TV right now.

Devices supported by YouTube TV include: web browsers, Android, iOS, Amazon Fire, Roku, Chromecast, Apple TV, LG/Samsung Smart TVs, Xbox One, and Playstation 4.

Our team shares even more comprehensive analysis of YouTube TV in our YouTube TV review. For the true budget streamer, we've also compiled a list of our favorite free streaming services.

Sports fan pick: Stream SHO 2 on Fubo TV

Most sports fans already know and love Fubo TV. If you're trying to watch SHO 2 without cable and you also watch a lot of sports, Fubo TV is probably the best pick for you.

With its focus on sports content, fuboTV is a haven for any sports lovers out there. Despite its lack of ESPN, the service offers almost every league, including NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, and more. With upwards of a thousand hours of DVR space and multiple simultaneous streams available, you’ll never miss a game. At its cheapest plan, fuboTV offers 140+ channels to choose from, so you’ll have access to more than just sports as well.

Fubo TV plans start at $74.99. Our Fubo TV plans and pricing article breaks down all of the Fubo TV plans.

Other channels on Fubo TV include: Hallmark Movies & Mysteries, TV Land, BET, Bravo, Comedy Central, Discovery Family Channel, E! Entertainment Television, ESPNU, Freeform, FX, INSP, Science, MTV2: Music Television, Animal Planet, BBC America, beIN Sports, CMT, CNBC, Disney Junior, Discovery Life Channel, and more.

Some sports might be live on Fubo TV right now.

Devices supported by Fubo TV include: web browsers, Android, iOS, Amazon Fire, Roku, Chromecast, Apple TV, LG/Samsung Smart TVs, and Xbox One.

Fubo TV isn't only great for sports fans, though. Our team took Fubo TV for a test drive and put all of our thoughts together in our Fubo TV review.

Plus, we've compiled a list of the best overall streaming services for sports fans.

News fan pick: Stream SHO 2 on DirecTV Stream

If you're someone who watches a lot of news, you probably want to subscribe to a streamer with access to the most popular news channels. No reason to subscribe to a different streaming service just to get access to SHO 2. Our top pick for most news fans to get access to SHO 2 is DirecTV Stream. Plenty of news shows are airing live now on DirecTV Stream.

DirecTV Stream offers a great range of news channels, including C-SPAN, CNBC, CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, as well as local and regional networks based on your location.

DirecTV Stream plans start at $74.99. Our DirecTV Stream plans and pricing article breaks down all of the DirecTV Stream plans.

Other channels on DirecTV Stream include: Cable News Network, HLN, Turner Classic Movies, TV Land, A&E, AMC, BET, Bravo, Comedy Central, Discovery Family Channel, E! Entertainment Television, ESPNU, Freeform, FX, Science, FYI, MTV2: Music Television, Animal Planet, BBC America, CMT, and more.

Devices supported by DirecTV Stream include: web browsers, Android, iOS, Amazon Fire, Roku, Chromecast, Apple TV, LG/Samsung Smart TVs, and Xbox One.

We've written even more about why we like DirecTV Stream, but another great option for streaming local news is an OTA antenna. News fans often use antennas for streaming live TV like news shows for free, without cable.

All the streaming services where SHO 2 is or isn't available

The choices for watching SHO 2 aren't limited to our top picks. Here's where you can and can't watch SHO 2 without cable.

Watching SHO 2 on top devices

No matter what device you have at home, it's probably possible to watch SHO 2 on it — yes, even without cable. Read on to learn which streamers support both your device and SHO 2 live streams.

How to watch SHO 2 on Roku devices

It's definitely possible to watch SHO 2 on your Roku device, be it a streaming stick or actual Roku TV. Subscribe to Sling, YouTube TV, Fubo TV, or DirecTV Stream to get SHO 2 on Roku.

How to watch SHO 2 on an Android smart TV

Have a Samsung smart TV or another type of Android TV? These are some of the easiest to use to get SHO 2 access without cable. Just subscribe to Sling, YouTube TV, Fubo TV, or DirecTV Stream to get SHO 2 on your Android smart TV.

How to watch SHO 2 on an Amazon Fire TV

Whether you have a Fire TV Stick or a Cube or another device, you can get access to SHO 2. Alexa, sign up for to Sling, YouTube TV, Fubo TV, or DirecTV Stream to get SHO 2 on Amazon devices.

How to stream SHO 2 on iOS

Have an iPhone? An iPad? Not every app is available on Apple's App Store, but depending on the streaming service you. have, you can watch SHO 2 on an iOS device with ease. Subscribe to Sling, YouTube TV, Fubo TV, or DirecTV Stream to get SHO 2 on your iOS device.

How to watch SHO 2 on Android phones

You can watch SHO 2 on your Pixel or Samsung or Nokia or whatever type of Android you have! Just subscribe to Sling, YouTube TV, Fubo TV, or DirecTV Stream to get SHO 2 on Android phones.

The bottom line: you have 4 great options for watching without cable

We found 4 great options for watching without cable. While our top pick is Sling, there are 3 other ways to watch live programming, including YouTube TV or Fubo TV. The cheapest option is Sling.

Check out what's airing right now in our TV Guide. Then, read up on the business of streaming in the Stream Report and the most popular streaming content in The Popcorner.

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