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I had SlingTV Orange on Roku 2 and it wasn't bad for sports channel

The downside to Sling is it didn't offer the local channels around the DMV, so sometimes I had difficulty watching whatever regional game was on the local channels. Also, the Roku 2 stayed connected to the network even if it wasn't on. I think the Roku 3 might disconnect from the network when it is turned off.

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Posted: 08/07/2017 at 4:23PM

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