 you’ll be able to catch your favorite team in action, if you have one.</p>
<p>While streaming live content to handsets is nothing new, it’s good to see ESPN spreading the technology to a more “mainstream” audience, namely not geeks like us). Maybe if it’s successful, other providers will start sharing more live content that people will actually want to watch.</p>
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