Save Up to 55% on NBA League Pass Subscriptions

Stream Out-of-Market Games and National Games with Delayed Access

Basketball enthusiasts can now enjoy significant savings on NBA League Pass subscriptions, allowing them to stream a variety of out-of-market NBA matches. The Premium subscription, previously priced at $160, is now available for just $75. Similarly, the Standard version is reduced to $50 from its original price of $110. With the season midway through, this deal is perfect for those eager to follow the season's progress closely.

The Standard package includes advertisements and supports streaming on a single device at any given time. In contrast, the Premium plan removes ads altogether and offers additional perks such as in-arena streams during game breaks, full-game offline viewing, and the capability to stream simultaneously on up to three devices.

Enhanced Features for a Better Viewing Experience

In recent enhancements, League Pass introduced a multiview feature, enabling viewers to watch up to four different games simultaneously on a single screen—an addition available in both subscription types. Furthermore, there is a smart rewind functionality that automatically showcases the game's pivotal moments and key plays.

Regional and Broadcasting Restrictions

While NBA League Pass offers live broadcasts of all NBA games to audiences outside the US and Canada, various restrictions apply within these countries. In the US, local sports networks will blackout games that are aired regionally, as the service prioritizes out-of-market viewing. Moreover, nationally televised games won't be accessible live, though they can be watched on-demand starting at 6 AM ET the following morning. It's important to note that this service is exclusive to regular-season games.

Tailored for the Dedicated Fan

For avid NBA followers who support multiple teams, League Pass remains a valuable resource despite US restrictions, offering a broad selection of games. Subscribers can verify which games are subject to blackout by entering their ZIP code during the signup process.