DirecTV is launching a package aimed at viewers who watch mostly sports. The MySports skinny bundle announced Tuesday will feature 40 sports and broadcast channels. It will launch in 24 markets with those in New York,

DirecTV has already been active. After playing a role in the demise of Venu, they launched a sports themed skinny bundle and took majority stake in Invidi.

DirecTV has a new streaming service called MySports available now with 40 channels including ESPN, Fox Sports and NFL Network in 24 cities.

DirecTV said on Tuesday it would offer a sports-focused streaming bundle, MySports, featuring channels from companies including Walt Disney , Warner Bros Discovery and Fox , in a bid to capture younger viewers.

Sports fans can stream MySports through the DirecTV app on mobile devices or platforms like Roku, Amazon Fire TV and Apple TV. MySports will also provide game-time notifications a

DirecTV is launching MySports in the US - a tailored package of channels for fans looking for 24-7 sports. At launch, MySports includes 40 sports and broadca

At $70 per month (after the initial discount), the new DirecTV MySports package could be a compelling alternative, especially as it offers a variety of non-sports-focused channels like TNT, TBS, USA Network and the major news channels.

The package fulfills a promise to offer more-flexible programming options for those who want sports-inclusive channels.

DirecTV has introduced MySports, a new 40-channel sports package aimed at providing fans with a more flexible and tailored pay-TV experience. Announced on Jan. 14, MySports is being launched in 24 metropolitan areas, including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia and San Francisco.

Disney, Fox and Warner Bros. Discovery might have thrown in the towel on Venu Sports, their joint sports streaming service, but DirecTV is betting sports fans might still want a service tailored to them. The satellite company has announced plans to launch MySports, a smaller streaming bundle that focuses on the playing field.

The satellite TV provider is launching a new sports-focused streaming service, with the Venu channels and more. The catch? It costs $70 per month.

DirecTV has concluded that there are fans out there who would pay $70 a month essentially just for sports channels, on Tuesday unveiling the new offering MySports.