I cut the cord about a year ago and switched over to YouTubeTV. Despite the price increase they took a few months back (from $50 to $65 per month, while adding a few channels I have zero interest in) I still think it's a great product. Very user friendly menus, you can customize the order of channels in the guide, unlimited DVR space so you can record anything you might have interest in (for example, I record every NHL, NFL and NCAA hockey game just in case I feel like watching) and for sports you don't have to worry about the end of the games getting cut off if they go long - they'll automatically record the entire game, whereas with cable I had to extend the recordings just in case and even then there was a chance you could miss the end on some events. Overall, very happy with the product.
One downside though is there is no NHL Network or MSG Networks for the local teams here in NJ. I did a 7 day free trial of Fubo TV during the WJC's a few weeks ago to watch those games on NHL Network. A major problem for me personally is that FuboTV does not have an app for LG TV's, which is the brand of my two largest/most watched TV's. That meant I had to go through the web browser of the TV to watch Fubo and it was all very clunky. If the game was live and I was trying to watch it on a delay (so I could just fast forward through commercials/intermission), I would run into issues when trying to skip ahead that often lead to the game just not playing anymore. It was frustrating and I just had to give up trying to fast forward through a game that was still live. Even watching a completed game and trying to skip ahead or go back was a bit of an issue as you couldn't just use the buttons on the remote since there's no app - you had to point and click and there was always a few second delay before the feed would return (whereas YouTubeTV had no delay). This was also the case when watching on a computer.
If you have different TV's that support the FuboTV app, maybe you won't have as many issues. The good thing is they allow that 7 day free trial and you can add in as many extra packages as you want for it. I'd recommend you give it a shot and see what you think, as it was very easy to cancel. I think most other services have a 3 day trial, so see what works best.