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World Cup 2026, the NBA Finals, Stanley Cup Finals, US Open golf, French Open and Wimbledon are just a few of the marquee TV events playing out in June 2026 — and you can watch all of them with a subscription to Sling TV.
Sling TV is a cable alternative that ranks highly on our best live TV streaming services roundup because it's cost-efficient, highly customizable and flexible.
Scroll down to find out what you can watch on Sling TV this month, and how to watch it live from anywhere in the world.
How to watch Sling TV live in the U.S.
The Sling Orange & Blue plan gets you all of the channels above, for $65.99 per month. New customers can get 50% off their first month of Sling Orange & Blue.
Three of the best Sling TV add-ons are Desi Binge Plus and Dakshin Flex, which provide access to a Willow TV subscription from just $10/month, with no need to sign up to Blue or Orange first, and Sports Extra, which carries Tennis Channel, NBA TV, MLB Network, NHL Network and more, for $11 per month on top of a base plan.
Live sports on Sling TV
The 2026 NBA Finals (ABC), 2026 Stanley Cup Finals (ABC), 2026 French Open finals (TNT, TruTV) are appointment viewing this June, as are World Cup 2026 (FOX, FS1), Wimbledon 2026 (ESPN, ESPN2, ABC) and the 2026 US Open (NBC, USA Network).
June is one of the most pivotal months of the LPGA Tour too, bringing with it the US Women's Open and the Women's PGA Championship (NBC, USA Network) — two of the five majors.
All the while, MLB 2026 (ESPN, TBS, FOX, NBC, FS1, MLB Network), NASCAR (FOX, FS1), and the WNBA (ABC, ESPN, NBC, USA Network, NBA TV) march on.
Further June highlights include the tennis at Queens and Halle (Tennis Channel), and the Memorial Tournament and Travelers Championship PGA signature events.
What else is on Sling TV?
TV highlights for June include the returns of "The Bear" and "America's Got Talent", plus the finale of "Farmer Wants a Wife".
On ABC: "Jimmy Kimmel Live" continues airing in June, but it's a quiet month. "Grey's Anatomy" S22, "The Rookie" S8, "9-1-1!" S9, "Will Trent" S4, "9-1-1: Nashville" S1, "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" S24 and "American Idol" S24 each finished airing in May, while "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" S10 and "Celebrity Family Feud" S12 won't arrive until July.
On NBC: "Password" S3, "America's Got Talent" S20 and "American Ninja Warrior" S18 premiere in June, while "Brilliant Minds" S2, "The Wall" S6, "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" S13 and "Late Night with Seth Meyers" S13 are currently mid-series. "Law & Order" S25, "Law & Order: SVU" S27, "Chicago Fire" S14, "Chicago PD" S13, "Chicago Med" S11, "The Hunting Party" S2 and "Saturday Night Live" S51 drew to a close in May.
On FOX: June's picks include the final episodes of "Farmer Wants a Wife" S4, "The Floor" S5 and "Running Wild with Bear Grylls" S9, while "American Dad!" S22, "MasterChef" S16, "The Quiz with Balls" S3 and "The 1% Club" S3 will continue. Meanwhile, "Family Guy" S24 and "Next Level Chef" S5 ended in May.
On FX: It's all about "The Bear" S5 (Thursday, June 25) in June.
How to watch Sling TV live abroad
If you've ever gone on vacation and tried to fire up Sling TV, you won't need telling that the service is locked to the U.S. and doesn't work anywhere else.
However, using the best VPN you can unblock Sling TV's lineup of TV channels and make the most out of your subscription no matter where you are.
Why should you use a VPN to watch Sling TV live?
Sling TV operates exclusively in the U.S.. Even if you're able to access the website or app from abroad, you won't be able to watch anything.
A VPN (Virtual Private Network), however, can make your devices appear as if they're back in your home country regardless of where in the world you are. Ideal for sports and TV fanatics away on vacation or on business. Our favorite is NordVPN. It's the best on the market:
What is the best VPN for Sling TV?
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