YouTube TV are subject to the same or similar contractual hang-ups that linear cable services are. But, I think those services are going to be marginalized out of existence now that Disney/FOX/Paramount/NBC are making their sporting events available via standalone, a la carte sports streaming apps like the ESPN or Fox Sports apps, or otherwise via their proprietary apps like Paramount Plus for CBS Sports and Peacock for NBC. I say this because, just like legacy cable, live sports are pretty much the only thing driving those "cable channels via streaming" services now. Everything else (scripted and reality shows, documentary offerings, etc.) that people watch is just available to stream on demand. We're ultimately going to get to a place, and we're going to get there very soon, where blackouts and regional sports restrictions are like carriage fees - relics of a legacy linear cable model that no longer exists. As far as I'm aware, the MLB is the only major pro sports league where regional blackouts are even still a thing if you pay for the proprietary service (e.g., NBA League Pass, NFL Sunday Ticket, etc.)