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41 sats \ 3 replies \ @Bell_curve OP 27 Jun \ parent \ on: NFL loses Sunday ticket lawsuit Stacker_Sports
Class action lawsuits make lawyers wealthy. The class plaintiffs get 5 bucks per head?
Most class action lawsuits are frivolous
I don’t like the Sunday Ticket product or price but I would probably feel differently if I had to buy it to watch my team play.
I think it’s better now that you don’t have to buy a satellite 📡 dish.
My friend purchased Sunday Ticket years ago because he said it was cheaper than going to a bar every Sunday. He is a dolphin 🐬 fan.
I agree that buying a season pass for one team vs all games would be better for consumers.
But this class action lawsuit is a bad idea and precedent. If the NFL loses the case they will compensate by making something else more expensive
I really think there's a big win-win opportunity and you alluded to it.
If they charged something like half of the Sunday Ticket price just for access to the team of your choice, I think there would be immense demand for that.
The amount being paid per game might be dramatically more expensive, but fans would be happy, because they aren't paying for as much stuff they don't care about.
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Commercial establishments like sports bars are probably fine with paying for the entire package but maybe not
How does NBA TV work? You select one team?
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I heard the NBA was going to do that, but I haven't used it and I'm not sure they've rolled it out yet.
NBA TV is basically just like any other broadcast channel with one select game at a time. League Pass gives you access to the out of market games.
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