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The shot clock may be rapidly counting down for cable TV, and ESPN isn't waiting around to hear the final buzzer.

The worldwide leader in sports is planning to offer its flagship cable channel -- aka the last thing tethering sports fans to an $80-a-month relationship with Comcast or Spectrum -- as an a la carte streaming service, according to a Wall Street Journal report on Thursday. But is the move actually a bunny shot?

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Source Fool.com