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ESPN Returns to Sling TV, DIRECTV

ESPN is back on Sling TV and DIRECTV after a brief carriage dispute. The network was removed from both services on September 25th, but a deal was reached on October 1st to bring it back.

The carriage dispute was caused by a disagreement between ESPN and the two providers over the terms of their carriage agreement. ESPN was seeking a higher carriage fee, while Sling TV and DIRECTV were unwilling to pay the increase.

The return of ESPN to Sling TV and DIRECTV is a major victory for both sides. ESPN is one of the most popular networks in the United States, and its absence from Sling TV and DIRECTV was a major inconvenience for many customers.

Sling TV, DIRECTV Customers Welcomed Return of ESPN

Sling TV and DIRECTV customers have welcomed the return of ESPN to their services. Many customers took to social media to express their relief that they would be able to watch their favorite sports again.

"I'm so glad ESPN is back on Sling TV," said one customer. "I was really missing watching my favorite sports."

"I'm a huge sports fan, so I was really disappointed when ESPN was removed from DIRECTV," said another customer. "I'm glad to have it back."