I do not know anybody with cable TV. It's like saying "If you have a rotary phone..."
The problem to me is they aren't showing replays that I feel a lot of people want to see on air, so you can't watch at a bar/restaurant. This to me is the major problem with sports on streaming. People like to watch at bars, but bars often don't have streaming devices on hand or a staff that wants to deal with it.
I rarely watch live TV, but it helps that I can use my TV login to stream most of the channels on-demand.
Seriously though, I got tired of switching to different streaming providers when one of them suddenly lost access to some specific content that I was interested in. Cable now is just another streaming content provider.
Sure, it exists, not like there's nobody, but I'm pretty sure it's less than half in total.
In any case, no one has addressed the problem of sports bars/bars being unable to service customers on streaming exclusive events.
The same one as me, apparently. I don't know a single person who has cable or satellite either.
AIUI, these things typically described as “if you have cable TV” apply to most cable, satellite, and internet multichannel video programming distributors (so, yes, cable/satellite, but also Youtube TV and similar online services.)