Calling All Sports Fans: You Need the Disney Bundle to Watch ‘30 for 30′ and ‘Clipped’

Right now on streaming, there’s a lot for sports fans to look forward to — and we’re not just talking about games.

Sure, the NHL and NBA are both about to enter best-of-seven finals later this week, the MLB is about to go international with the 2024 London Series, and F1 heads up north for the Canadian GP this weekend, but new scripted and documentary series about the world of sports premiering today, June 4, are a treat for any sports fan who likes the storytelling aspect of major league sports — and they can be streamed with the Disney Bundle.

First up is Clipped, a new FX on Hulu miniseries inspired by the ESPN 30 for 30 podcast series The Sterling Affairs. In 2014, audio clips of Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Stirling making racist remarks were leaked, earning him a lifetime ban from the NBA. Ed O’Neill plays Stirling in the limited series, which also stars Laurence Fishburne as Clippers head coach Doc Rivers.

The first two episodes of Clipped are streaming now on Hulu, with new episodes dropping every Tuesday through July 2.

Speaking of 30 for 30… ESPN’s acclaimed documentary film series is back with five new documentaries airing now through August 3.

• “I’m Just Here for the Riot” — Tuesday, June 4 at 7:30 p.m. ET
  • “The story of the Vancouver riot that followed the Canucks’ loss in Game 7 of the 2011 Stanley Cup Final.”
• “False Positive” — Tuesday, June 11
  • “The story of then-world record holder in the 400-metre sprint Butch Reynolds and his 1990 suspension for alleged illegal drug use.”
• “No Scope: The Story of Faze Clan” — Monday, July 1
  • “A history of Call of Duty clan turned esports organization FaZe Clan and their numerous tumultuous events throughout their decade-plus existence.”
• “American Son” — Monday, July 29
  • “A history of Call of Duty clan turned esports organization FaZe Clan and their numerous tumultuous events throughout their decade-plus existence.”
• “Dude Perfect: A Very Long Shot” — Saturday, August 3
  • “A look at content creators Dude Perfect, going over their dramatic rise and the sacrifices they went through in the realm of sports-themed entertainment.”

Additionally, the entire backlog of 30 for 30 is available to stream on ESPN+; this includes O.J.: Made in America, The Last Dance, I Hate Christian Laettner, The Price of Gold, Once Upon a Time in Queens, and more.

The bad news? Clearly, these titles are on two different services: Hulu and ESPN+. The good news? You can get both as part of a discounted bundle.

Below, we break down how, because everyone deserves to save a few bucks every month on streaming.

How to Get the Disney Bundle:

The Disney Bundle is a discounted streaming bundle that includes Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+.

For $14.99/month, you’ll get Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ all with ads; the Premium bundle at $24.99/month removes the ads on Disney+ and Hulu.

When Hulu on its own costs $7.99/month with ads or $17.99/month without ads and ESPN+ is $10.99/month, subscribing to the bundle is a no-brainer with the amount of money you’ll save each month.

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