What is MethStreams?
MethStreams is a free live sports guide. Every sport gets a page listing its games from yesterday to tomorrow, with start times matched to your device, and every game gets its own page holding as many as three links. No account, no download.
How it stays current
The listings are rebuilt from public schedules every minute. Moved games, new games and flexed games change here on the next pass. Scores update while games are on, and a game drops off once it has been over for a while. Most games get their links about an hour before the start.
The sports we cover
NFL
Thursday through Monday, international games included, then the playoffs and the Super Bowl. NFL Network and RedZone are on the NFL page as well.
NBA
Preseason, the full 82-game schedule, the NBA Cup, the play-in, the playoffs and the Finals are on the NBA page, with the WNBA in the summer.
MLB
Spring training, the 162-game regular season and every round of October are on the MLB page.
NHL
The new 84-game season, outdoor games and the Stanley Cup playoffs are on the NHL page.
College football
Every Saturday window, the weeknight games, bowl season and the 12-team playoff are on the college football page.
UFC and MMA
Numbered events, Fight Nights, PFL, ONE and smaller promotions are on the UFC / MMA page, with wrestling shows marked separately.
Boxing
Title fights and undercards are on the boxing page, listed by the time each card begins.
Formula 1
Practice, qualifying, sprints and races are on the F1 page, along with MotoGP, NASCAR and IndyCar.
Three steps to a stream
Pick a sport from the bar at the top. Find your game and open it. Use the first link, and if it buffers, go back and use the second; the links are separate players and are often separate broadcasts.
For a smoother picture, update your browser and shut any other tab with video running. If a player stays blank while a VPN is on, pick a different server location or pause the VPN while that tab is open. Our buffering checklist has every fix we know.
Paying for sport, if you want to
The official options are worth a look. A free antenna picks up NBC, FOX, CBS and ABC, and the leagues sell monthly passes covering games outside your area. Each sport page names its US broadcasters, and our guides explain who shows what.
