Concur, diehard. ESPN is feeling the hurt of lost subscribers the most, but it's an industry wide problem. From the article I linked earlier: "Eighty-two of the 119 networks measured by Nielsen lost subscribers last month, and almost all have lost millions over the last few years. Potential subscribers are dropping cable altogether, trading down to smaller packages, subscribing to services like Sling TV and PlayStation Vue, or streaming illegally." I don't feel bad for ESPN or any of the networks... With ESPN specifically, they have not adapted to the changing landscape of watching sports. They have not been innovative when it comes to presenting sports in a long time. The days of watching SportsCenter hoping to catch the highlights of a Minnesota Twins game are long gone. Hell, the avenue we take to watch live sports are ever changing too with Twitter, Yahoo, and other outlets streaming games.