NBA League Pass - Stream Live NBA Action Anytime, Anywhere (2024)

FAQs

Can you watch any live game with NBA League Pass? ›

If you don't have a cable subscription, or you want to watch games not locally broadcast in your area, NBA League Pass is a subscription-based streaming platform that gives fans access to watch every out-of-market game (plus nationally televised NBA games) live and on demand.

Every NBA game is available with NBA League Pass in every country except the US and Canada. Blackout restrictions exist because local and national content providers have certain exclusive rights to televise live games and content.

There are not too many differences between the NBA League Pass and the NBA League Pass Premium, with the main change being an increase in the number of devices you can simultaneously stream on.

Download the NBA App to stream on iOS, Android, Android TV, Apple TV, Xbox One and Xbox Series X (select countries), Roku (select countries), Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV and Fire Stick, Hisense, Comcast, and Playstation 4 and 5 (select countries). You can also stream online at NBA.com on your desktop.

A VPN can be used to bypass blackout restrictions on NBA League Pass. By connecting to a VPN server in a region where the game is not blacked out, you can gain access to the game as if you were physically present in that region.

Stream games on one device at a time with NBA League Pass. Learn more about the League Pass Premium Subscription, allowing streaming on up to three devices at the same time.

Outdated graphics drivers can cause video playback issues. Update your graphics drivers through the Device Manager or by downloading the latest drivers from the manufacturer's website. If none of the above solutions work, there may be an issue with your NBA League Pass account or a problem on their end.

What games can I watch? Live games included in your subscription feature regular season out-of-market teams only. Nationally televised games and local team games televised in your area aren't available for live streaming with NBA League Pass. NBA playoff games are not included in your subscription.

Is NBA League Pass worth the money? ›

Should I get NBA League Pass? If you want access to all out-of-market NBA games for the 2023–2024 season, this is your next subscription. If you're an avid NBA fan and you'll use NBA League Pass for at least half of the games, the regular NBA LEAGUE PASS subscription is probably going to be perfect for you.

NBA League Pass. Prime Video Channels is the Prime benefit that lets you choose your channels. Only members can add NBA League Pass and 100+ more channels — no cable required.

NBA League Pass: Watch the NBA Playoffs on demand for free

If you want to catch the NBA Playoffs, NBA League Pass allows you to watch games airing on ABC, ESPN and TNT on-demand three hours after the game. To catch games airing on NBA TV, level up your League Pass coverage to the Team Pass.

For most subscriptions, the subscription will automatically renew at the end of the initial subscription period, and will continue to automatically renew at the end of each renewal period, and you will be charged the associated subscription fees, unless We receive notification from you electing to discontinue your ...

What games can I watch? Live games included in your subscription feature regular season out-of-market teams only. Nationally televised games and local team games televised in your area aren't available for live streaming with NBA League Pass. NBA playoff games are not included in your subscription.

If you already have a pay-TV provider with access to ESPN, ABC, or TNT, you can live stream each station's NBA content via their respective apps. Just log in with your credentials. Note: ESPN games are not included with an ESPN Plus subscription.

WNBA League Pass features less content than other league-specific streaming services. Besides live out-of-market games, you get every on-demand replay since 2015 and select 2023 Athletes Unlimited Basketball matchups.

Since the 2003 playoffs, coverage of the NBA playoffs have aired nationally across ABC, ESPN, TNT, and NBA TV. During the first two rounds, games are split between the networks regardless of conference, with TNT primarily airing weeknight games on Mondays through Wednesdays, and ESPN generally on Fridays.