Walt Disney said Tuesday its new streaming service would be named ESPN and cost $29.99 per month, as the media company aims to tap sports fans who have never subscribed to traditional television.

Disney’s upcoming ESPN streaming service has set two plans and pricing ahead of its launch this fall. ESPN’s Unlimited plan will provide access to 47,000 live events, studio shows and more.

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The layoffs, which hit hundreds of workers in television, film and corporate finance, come three months after the company shed 200 workers in TV.

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Walt Disney Company announced hundreds of layoffs in its entertainment division on Monday, according to reports.

Disney said subscribers would be given an option to bundle ESPN with Disney+ and Hulu streaming services at $35.99 per month, with a promotional monthly price of $29.99 for the first year.