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Why streaming will destroy the typical sports fan

When did watching live games get so expensive? Subscribe and save $20 off your first subscription of AG1 at https://drinkag1.com/searchparty Join Newpress, our community-driven hub for creator journalism: https://newpress.com/start Every sports fan has probably noticed that it has become more expensive to watch live sports. A recent analysis found that an NFL fan would need to spend more than $800 to have access to every game this season. This video explains how a colossal shift in the sports media landscape is driving up prices for fans – and helping transform who and how they root for their favorites. Special thanks to: Ampere Analytics Daniel Monaghan Welcome to Search Party! Search Party is a new, independent, video news show that combines experienced journalism and visual design to decode the most complex stories in international sports and geopolitics. Subscribe and turn on notifications 🔔 so you don't miss any videos:    / @searchparty   Become a Search Party Original member today:    / @searchparty   About: Search Party is led and produced by Sam Ellis, a journalist, director, editor, and animator based in New York City. For more than 6 years, Ellis produced the hugely popular video series, Vox Atlas, for which he earned an Emmy nomination. He specializes in breaking down the most complex new stories and presenting them with a refreshing, accessible, and engaging visual style. He’s produced explainers on some of the world’s thorniest geopolitical stories; from corruption scandals in Latin America, conflict in the Middle East, and the rise of China, to the world of sports; the Monaco Grand Prix, the FIFA corruption scandal, and the 100-foot waves of Nazaré, Portugal. Ellis has also directed multiple episodes of TV; notably on Netflix’s ‘Explained’ and HBO Sport’s ‘Level Playing Field’. Got story ideas or tips? Reach out to the team at: Twitter:   / swellis_   Email: sam@searchparty.ch