The clock is quickly counting down to an agreement deadline on Tuesday, Sept. 30. If the two sides can’t reach a deal, YouTube TV’s roughly 8 million subscribers could also lose access to top programs like NBA, WWE, “The Voice” and “The Real Housewives.”

Google and NBCUniversal have reached a short-term extension agreement to keep the latter's content on YouTube TV.

YouTube TV's nearly 10 million television homes could lose access to Fox News, Fox Sports and local stations if the two companies fail to reach a new distribution deal.

As you know, the Washington Wizards, Washington Mystics and Washington Capitals are all owned by Monumental Sports & Entertainment. And Monumental owns its own RSN, Monumental Sports Network. Virtually every traditional cable provider like Verizon FiOS and Comcast offer Monumental Sports Network in their packages,

Customers of YouTube TV, Sling TV, Comcast and Cox will be unable to watch Wrestlepalooza through their existing cable or streaming subscriptions and instead need to purchase a separate subscription directly from ESPN to gain access. If you have Verizon or Spectrum, you must log in and activate ESPN Unlimited through the TV provider.

NBCU and Google, YouTube TV's parent company, must reach a new contractual agreement to keep the former's programming on the streaming service. The current deal expires on Sept. 30, YouTube said.