NBA League Pass - Subscription, benefits and everything you to know

The 2020-21 NBA season is set to begin on 22nd December and fans are excited to watch their favorite teams in competitive action for the first time since the bubble. The NBA Preseason 2020 is almost at its end and quite a few fans have struggled to find the correct platforms to watch/stream the games. While you can have a look at the complete NBA schedule here, there is some confusion regarding the NBA League Pass and channels on which individual games can be watched.

Tentative scheduleDecember 22: Opening night. All-Star Break (minus an ASG): March 5-10May 16: Regular season endsMay 17-to-21: Play-in tournament for 7-to-10 seeds. May 22: First-round playoffsJune 7: Conference semifinalsJune 22: Conference FinalsJuly 8-22: NBA Finals

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The NBA League Pass gives fans access to all home and away matches that are not subject to a regional or national blackout. In this article, we look at all the information regarding subscriptions, benefits, and everything else that you need to know about the NBA League Pass.

NBA League Pass - Subscription, benefits and more

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The NBA League Pass is the league's official subscription-based product that gives fans access to games, live and on-demand, for the entire season.

For viewers situated in the US or Canada, all matches that are not affected by US and Canadian blackouts will be available for viewing. Currently, the NBA League Pass is available at $5.99 for a one time use, while the year-long subscription will cost you $59.99.

Apart from live streaming of the game, users also get access to radio streaming which allows them to follow NBA games even while on the move. The NBA League Pass gives viewers access to every feed - home, away, mobile view, plus additional languages and camera angles.

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You can find more infor about the platforms on which the NBA League Pass is available along with other features available in select international markets here.

It is important to remember the NBA League Pass and NBA TV are different services. NBA TV includes the NBA League Pass digital platforms in addition to the regular TV lineup, but can only be bought from your cable or satellite provider.

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Moreover, there are two variants of the NBA League Pass. The NBA League Pass Premium gives viewers access to every out-of-market game in addition to a commercial-free experience.

You can find the detailed pricing of the NBA League Pass below.

• NBA LEAGUE PASS PREMIUM: $39.99/yr.
• NBA LEAGUE PASS: $28.99/yr.
• NBA TV: $19.99/yr.
• PREMIUM + NBA TV: $59.99/yr.
• Single-game: $5.99 (one-time purchase)

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