Interestingly enough, I don't have the MLB, NFL or NBA apps.
I have ESPN, Yahoo Sports, CBS Sports and Fox Sports.
Since we're not getting the Rays on TV, I like ESPN's game tracker for baseball. I like how Fox lays out & explains the odds & the lines. Yahoo has convenient notifications and it tracks my fantasy players too. CBS and ESPN do the best job of covering the WNBA.
I could probably stand to cut back on some of the notifications I get from them though.
What apps do you guys use and what do you like or dislike about them?
1. "The Athletic is the best for sports journalism, and beat writer articles" In response to Reply # 0 Thu Aug-11-22 10:35 AM by guru0509
I don't really watch games on my phone or ipadm but the NBA league pass app is pretty smooth.
> Interestingly enough, I don't have the MLB, NFL or NBA >apps. > > I have ESPN, Yahoo Sports, CBS Sports and Fox Sports. > > Since we're not getting the Rays on TV, I like ESPN's game >tracker for baseball. I like how Fox lays out & explains the >odds & the lines. Yahoo has convenient notifications and it >tracks my fantasy players too. CBS and ESPN do the best job of >covering the WNBA. > > I could probably stand to cut back on some of the >notifications I get from them though. > > What apps do you guys use and what do you like or dislike >about them? > >
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5. "If you're as much of a sports junkie to come here every week..." In response to Reply # 3
... you'll love it. Good beat coverage for the major sports. Podcasts without commercials. And they offer both off-beat, humorous stories along with personal interest-type content.
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9. "its a unique marriage of superb UX and Content" In response to Reply # 3
you can organize the app to deliver you content that's relevant to you - by your favorite sports and teams - and THEN that content is extremely well written.