4 Best NBA League Pass Bundles Right Now

If you're an NBA fan, the YouTube TV + NBA League Pass bundle is hard to miss. It combines YouTube TV's multiview and unlimited cloud DVR features with the league pass' live out-of-market game access to give you possibly the best watching experience this season. The only possible setback here is the price. You can opt for a monthly subscription to NBA League Pass (think of it as an add-on to your existing YouTube TV plan), which will cost a total of $88/month, or you can go for an annual pass, which gives you access to NBA League Pass all throughout the year for an additional $99. Again, you can watch all the out-of-market games you like with the pass, live and on-demand, but you'd still need to tune into RSNs if you want to watch local or nationally televised games. That's where the bundle comes in handy. YouTube TV already comes with NBA TV, TNT, TBS, ESPN (the good stuff), and a handful of local channels, so the pass is just to enhance your viewing experience. If you really want to follow the ball, then this bundle is one of the best ways to catch all the games, blackout restrictions be damned.

If you want to watch out-of-market NBA games during the regular season, then you can purchase the NBA League Pass for an additional $15/month on top of your existing Sling TV plan. That could be Sling Blue, Sling Orange, or Sling Blue + Orange, but if you're a true-blue NBA fan, the most likely bundle would be Sling Orange + NBA League Pass. That way, you get local and national games through TNT, ESPN, and local channels, then out-of-market games via the league pass. There are two ways you can pay for the league pass. The first is to pay for it monthly, which will cost you $55/month if you go with Sling Orange ($40/month). The second and most cost-effective way is to pre-pay $135 for the entire bundle for 3 months. Also known as the Season Pass, this bundle will only have you pay $45/month for Sling Orange + NBA League Pass for those 3 months. That's not a bad deal, especially if you want to keep close tabs on all 30 teams.

Fubo has carved a niche by being a sports-first live TV streaming service. It offers a little more than just your basic sports channels, but being able to watch every and all NBA game still comes at an additional price. Over at Fubo, that price is $15/month, paid in addition to your preferred Fubo plan. The NBA League Pass bundle gives you access to 40 out-of-market games and 24/7 coverage, commentaries, news, and highlights, all fully live. Your local team's games will be blacked out, but you can access them on other channels like NBA TV, which is already included in some Fubo plans.

Since Amazon Prime is an on-demand subscription that you probably already have for the shopping perks, the Amazon Prime + NBA League Pass bundle is relatively cheaper than most others like it. The lowest price you could get for the bundle is $24/month (Amazon Prime Video + monthly NBA Leauge Pass with NBA TV), but you'll probably want to get the one that costs $30/month (Amazon Prime + monthly NBA Leauge Pass with NBA TV) if you'd like to get the most out of Amazon Prime's shipping features. Alternatively, you could opt for an annual league pass and pay $99 for the whole season. With an NBA League Pass, you'll get access to all the out-of-market games playing during the regular season, and a couple of the post-season games too since it comes with NBA TV. Local and nationally televised games will only still be available on RSNs, local, and national networks, which you can tune into with an antenna or a live TV subscription.