1 · Pick your games
2 · Download & post
PNG downloads straight to your device — post it to Facebook or Instagram like any photo. The print version fits a standard letter page for the specials board. Times default to Eastern — pick your zone above, and the graphic's footer names it. Channel numbers are DirecTV (the box most bars run); numbers are national, so they're right in every market. Local ABC/CBS/NBC/FOX games show the station name — that number depends on your zip.
Why this exists
Every sports bar posts some version of “here's what's on this weekend” — and someone on staff burns 20 minutes a week rebuilding it by hand. This page does the same job in one pass: pick the games you're showing, type your bar's name if you want it on top, download, post. The schedule comes from the same live feed that powers the rest of FindMySports, so times and channels are current, not copied from last week's template.
Channel numbers, not just channel names
The graphic prints the DirecTV channel number next to each game — ESPN 206, NFL Network 212, SEC Network 611 — because “it's on FS1” doesn't help the person holding the remote. DirecTV satellite numbers are national, so one graphic is correct in every market. We only print numbers we've verified against DirecTV's own published lineups; anything we can't verify shows the channel name alone.
What it costs
Nothing. No account, no watermark deal, no email capture. There's a small find-my-sports.com credit in the footer of the graphic — that's the whole trade. If your patrons want to know what channel a game is on when they're home on the couch, FindMySports answers that too.