What a Family of 4 Pays for One Game, How the Guardians Lost the ALCS & the $792 NFL Streaming Bill

What does it actually cost to take a family of four to a game? Four of the cheapest tickets, parking, four hot dogs, two sodas and two beers: $199 for the Blue Jackets, $220 for the Guardians, $681 for the Bengals… and $1,799 for the Bills. Bob McElligott breaks down whether pro sports are pricing out their fans.

Plus: the Guardians led the ALCS 2-1, then lost three straight to the Rays. Cleveland hit .194 with runners in scoring position after Game 1. What went wrong, and what comes next?

And it now takes five services and about $792 to watch every NFL game this season, while the Blue Jackets and Guardians have each moved to their own streaming services. Is streaming making it too hard to follow your teams?

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