SlingTV is a stop-gap at best. Like Blockbuster's "Pay one monthly fee but still use the store." They have to engage the viewers directly. And have a tiered pricing structure to accommodate that. Say $9.99/mo gets you ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, SECN, and the ability to stream any event up to 48 hours after start time. You'll have to watch commercials live (and they'll tailor the commercials to the individual viewer based on big data). Prices go up from there and get you more networks, camera feeds, longer back catalog, etc. Maybe if you pay $19.99 or above you get Insider included. They have to do something drastic and soon. Given how long ESPN's deals are with the major sports leagues they'll be hemorrhaging cash for the next decade and the other networks will snatch up the TV deals at half the cost when the deals expire.