Live TV streaming has matured from a scrappy cable replacement into the default way many households watch television, but the field has also become crowded and confusing. Prices have climbed, channel lineups keep shifting,

The Rays are among several teams shifting their TV rights from financially troubled FanDuel Sports Network to Major League Baseball’s in-house group. In doing so, their games will be available to in-market fans via the standard cable and satellite providers (such as Spectrum) and through direct-to-consumer streaming.

Thinking of picking up another streaming subscription, but not sure which one will best suit your viewing habits? Allow us to impart our wisdom.

In addition to high prices, absurd fees, and notoriously bad service, the recent breakdown in negotiations between Spectrum and Disney (which took the U.S. Open and many other popular sporting events offline) has pushed many people to finally consider ...