NBA League Pass Discount: Save Up to 55% Now

Stream Out-of-Market Games Live and Catch National Broadcasts Day-After

The NBA League Pass, your gateway to streaming countless out-of-market NBA matches, is currently available at a discount of up to 55%. Right now, the Premium League Pass plan, originally priced at $160, is available for $75. The Standard plan has dropped from $110 to $50. As the NBA season is almost at its midpoint, this is an ideal time for League Pass to offer a reduced rate.

With the Standard package, you’ll encounter advertisements and have access on only one device at a time. Conversely, the Premium level eliminates ads, offers streaming within the arena during game breaks, allows for offline playback of entire games, and supports concurrent streaming on up to three devices.

New Features Enhance Viewing Experience

Last year, League Pass introduced Multiview, enabling fans to watch up to four games simultaneously on a single screen, a feature accessible in both subscription levels. Additionally, a smart rewind feature was added, automatically curating important plays and highlights from each match.

Geographic Restrictions and How to Navigate Them

Outside of the US and Canada, every NBA game is broadcast live on League Pass. In the US, however, there are specific limitations. Games that are aired on your local sports network will be blacked out as League Pass is designed for out-of-market viewing. Nationally broadcast games won't be live but are available the following day at 6 AM ET on-demand. It’s important to note that this service covers only the regular season.

For those ardent NBA followers who keep tabs on multiple teams, League Pass promises a wide array of viewable games despite these US restrictions. Subscribers can determine which games are subject to blackout by entering their ZIP code before subscribing.