NBA Fans Get a Breakdown Deal - League Pass Subscription Now 55% Off
In a move that's sure to thrill basketball enthusiasts, the NBA has slashed the price of its popular streaming service, NBA League Pass. For those who want to catch every out-of-market game for the rest of the season, this is an unbeatable offer.
The deal includes discounts on both the Premium and Standard subscription tiers, with customers able to snag a deal that can save them up to 55% off the usual price. The Standard plan now costs $50, down from $110, while the Premium tier has dropped to $75, a reduction of $85 from its original price.
While it may seem counterintuitive for the service to be on sale when so much of the season remains, the discount makes perfect sense for fans who want to keep up with all the action. The Standard plan includes commercials and only supports one device at a time, whereas the Premium tier boasts no commercials, in-arena streams during breaks, offline viewing of full games, and concurrent streaming on up to three devices.
Last year's updates have also enhanced the service, including multiview, which allows users to view up to four games simultaneously on a single screen. Additionally, a smart rewind tool now automatically selects key highlights from each game.
However, it's worth noting that some restrictions apply outside of the US and Canada. For instance, any games broadcast nationally will not be available live but can be accessed at 6AM ET the following day. Regional sports networks also block out local games, so fans in these areas won't be able to catch all their team's matchups.
For die-hard NBA fans who follow multiple teams, this deal is likely a dream come true. By entering their ZIP code before signing up, subscribers can get access to information on applicable blackouts and plan accordingly.
In a move that's sure to thrill basketball enthusiasts, the NBA has slashed the price of its popular streaming service, NBA League Pass. For those who want to catch every out-of-market game for the rest of the season, this is an unbeatable offer.
The deal includes discounts on both the Premium and Standard subscription tiers, with customers able to snag a deal that can save them up to 55% off the usual price. The Standard plan now costs $50, down from $110, while the Premium tier has dropped to $75, a reduction of $85 from its original price.
While it may seem counterintuitive for the service to be on sale when so much of the season remains, the discount makes perfect sense for fans who want to keep up with all the action. The Standard plan includes commercials and only supports one device at a time, whereas the Premium tier boasts no commercials, in-arena streams during breaks, offline viewing of full games, and concurrent streaming on up to three devices.
Last year's updates have also enhanced the service, including multiview, which allows users to view up to four games simultaneously on a single screen. Additionally, a smart rewind tool now automatically selects key highlights from each game.
However, it's worth noting that some restrictions apply outside of the US and Canada. For instance, any games broadcast nationally will not be available live but can be accessed at 6AM ET the following day. Regional sports networks also block out local games, so fans in these areas won't be able to catch all their team's matchups.
For die-hard NBA fans who follow multiple teams, this deal is likely a dream come true. By entering their ZIP code before signing up, subscribers can get access to information on applicable blackouts and plan accordingly.
finally some good news for us hoops enthusiasts. 55% off League Pass? That's like finding a needle in a haystack! I'm not sure how they're managing it, but kudos to the NBA for making this happen. Now we can indulge in all that out-of-market goodness without breaking the bank 
. Multiview is a game-changer (no pun intended) and the smart rewind tool? Genius! Can't wait to dive back into the season 
It makes sense though because for fans who want to follow every team, this deal would be super convenient and cost-effective 
. My only gripe would be that some games might not be available live outside of the US and Canada 
, but it's not a huge deal for most fans 
. Overall, this is a great offer for die-hard NBA enthusiasts 
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i'm def signing up for the premium tier ASAP, all those extra features are totally worth it 
especially with multiview and smart rewind tool... my game day experience just got a whole lot better 
But let's be real, people are still gonna find ways to complain about it. I mean, some games won't be available live and there's no such thing as a free lunch... They gotta make money somehow, right? 
. I mean, who doesn't want to watch their fave team's games and get some highlights from other teams too? 
This deal is perfect for those fans who can't catch all the live games in person 
. I'm not sure how that's gonna work for some people, especially if they're trying to follow their team's every move 
. Still, for those who are super into their game, this is like, the ultimate deal 
. can't wait to dive back into the world of basketball with this sweet deal 
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. But now? This is like a dream come true for us die-hards 
. I'm totally getting in on this deal and catching every single game I can 
. Anyway, this deal is a total win in my book!
I'm literally dancing on my couch right now!! 55% off NBA League Pass?!?! This is like the best news ever! I've been wanting to catch all the out-of-market games this season but it's just been too pricey for me 
. And the multiview feature?!?! Game-changer! 
I'm totally geeking out over here 
. Anyone else as stoked as I am about this?!?! 
. The multiview feature sounds awesome too - being able to watch multiple games at once is like having my cake and eating it 
! Only thing that's got me a bit annoyed is that some blackouts still apply outside of the US & Canada... guess you can't get everything, I suppose 
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. My only concern is that some games might be blocked out due to regional sports networks, but a quick check of blackouts should sort that out 
. Overall, this deal is a win for NBA fans everywhere 
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