Cancel ESPN+ if you have these streaming services

Here is a 184-word summary of the news article: ESPN has revamped its streaming services, bundling its cable channels and the former ESPN+ into a new $30/month "ESPN Unlimited" plan. This means that if your TV provider offers ESPN Unlimited, you may no longer need a separate ESPN+ subscription. Several major providers, including Spectrum, Fubo, Hulu, and DirecTV, have started including ESPN Unlimited in their packages. This essentially gives customers access to ESPN+ content at no extra charge. For those whose providers don't offer ESPN Unlimited yet, you can still access ESPN's cable channels through your TV provider, but won't get the additional ESPN+ content without a separate $12/month ESPN+ subscription. The article advises readers to check their TV packages and cancel any redundant ESPN+ subscriptions, as the new ESPN Unlimited bundling means they may be paying twice for the same content. Regularly auditing subscriptions is important as streaming services continue to evolve their packaging and pricing.