NBA League Pass Question..

[mfanatic]

I live in Southern California, yes, a SPURS fan, but I was wondering if any of you guys live or know people around this area that have had NBA Pass before. I want to do it just to watch the Spurs and Bulls, but have very little information regarding it. Any help will be appreciated.

BTW, this will be our lineup for next year!:

Parker/Hill
Manu/Mason/Hairston
Jefferson/Bowen/Finely
Duncan/Blaire
Sheed/Ian

You're 2010 NBA CHAMPS!

[duncan228]

I'm in Southern California too, and I've had LP for years. It's worth every penny to me, I don't know how I'd survive without it. I haven't missed a Spurs game in years.

It starts the first day of the regular season, and ends the last day of the regular season. No preseason, no Playoffs.

You can usually order it with an 'early bird' special and save a little money. Most cable companies will split the payments over 3 or 4 months. I think last season's full price was around $180. They do a free preview week at the beginning of the season. And they cut the price around the All-Star break for the rest of the season.

You get every game on every night, except national games (ABC, ESPN, TNT, NBA TV). Local games, the Lakers and the Clippers in our case, will be blacked out on LP but you'll have them on the local channels.

Hope that helps. :)

[mfanatic]

awesome, thanks!!

[Thompson]

My cable provider doesn't offer League Pass, but the NBA finally started offering League Pass Broadband (I think for about $100). I'd still prefer to be able to watch on my television, but it's much better than having to listen to an audio feed.