was never going to do this unless they made a cheaper option, and they did where you can select a certain number of teams. Thanks NBA!
Anyways, I have the option of selecting up to 7 teams...Obviously the Spurs will account for one...which other 6 should I watch?
(one of my friends in the dorm is a Knicks fan, so I'll probably select them as one as well)
I am going to use the same 7 team option; I really only want to watch the Spurs, but I do sometimes watch rivals when they're in a close game (I root for the other team).
I think I'm selecting (in addition to the Spurs, of course): Lakers, Mavs, Nuggets in the West, and the Celtics, Magic, and Cavs in the East.
If I were you and I had to also select the Knicks, I think I would drop either the Nuggets or the Cavs from my list (probably the latter).
how much
Last year, they had every team for the same price you just purchased 7 teams for.
$89.95 for up to seven teams
or $134.95 for all of them (option to pay 5 months @ $29.99)
Full prices reflect 10% "early season discount"
Note REGULAR SEASON ONLY
How is the picture quality? I have a hard time watching sports that are not HD these days. Does League Pass Broadband broadcast in HD?
I'm in the same boat. I picked Spurs, OKC (Durant) and Clev. I want to save one for the second half of the season. I might pick ATL because of Augustine but not sure.
It's pretty good quality. It's not quite HD, but I don't much care considering my main TV isn't HD, either.
Quality in the online broadcasts seems to be higher this year. Although not HD, it's wide and better than the old TV sets before HD.
with the 7 team deal, can you watch the games whenever you want or do you have to catch them while they're actually playing?
I was trying out free NBA league pass Broadband they have for the first week. But Chicago game was blacked out. It was on TNT. I am thinking of getting League pass too and wondering whether nationally televised games will be blacked out on LP broadband?? Does anyone know? thanks.
Yes, the nationally televised games are blacked out.
Thanks, TwoHandJam. Those of you who are wondering about the quality, you can try out the League Pass Broadband for free until Nov 4th.
I picked:
Orlando
Cleavland
Boston
Portland
Denver
OKC
San Antonio
I also took the seven game package off NBA Broadband.
My teams;
San Antonio
Dallas
Lakers
Oklahoma City
Portland
Boston
Chicago
i dont understandt ho.. i picked the 30 bucks a month option to watch all teams right..
but i can't watch san antonio games...
If I did it, I'd do:
San Antonio
Portland
Oklahoma City or Denver
Dallas (for the wife)
Orlando
Washington or Toronto
Chicago or Boston
On International LP BB you get all the games.But you also have to pay the full price.
DJ? You'd be disappointed then, because he plays for the Bobcats!
My Dad is just as big as basketball fan as me. Hes been a Celtics fan since the late 70's. He bought the full league pass for our tvs. I get every NBA basketball game every day.
Its awesome.
League Pass is easily the coolest thing out there for basketball fans. I love the new features as well. The archives are great, don't even have to DVR anything. The dual feeds so you can listen to your own announcers is amazing.
i have purchased the 7 teams deal also..but anyone know how do i choose my teams?
Lakers, Celtics, Denver, Cleveland I guess, Phoenix, New York
Don't pick the Spurs if you live in the San Antonio area unless you have an internet proxy. Only pick them if you're out of area.
All the local games will be blacked out.
Another advice is to not choose many teams from the same division cause they definitely play 4 times against each other.
Do more people than I realize have bad ass computer setups? Or is the quality of the video on nba broadband really uber?
I can't believe all the people I'm hearing signing up for that this year. Is the quality really on par with tv?
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