When I first cut the cord nearly a decade ago, my two biggest concerns were that of watching my favorite sports teams, and catching the occasional live broadcast — Presidential debates, news, and the like. Today, there exists a plethora of options for live TV, none of which require a pricy long-term contract with your cable company. CNET paired up seven such services — “Hulu with Live TV, Google’s YouTube TV, Dish Network‘s Sling TV, Sony‘s PlayStation Vue, and AT&T‘s DirecTV Now, Philo and Fubo TV” — in a battle royale of sorts to try and find the best value.…

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