nba league pass questions

[carey]

Just a couple questions for those of you with league pass.

1. When do they start showing games? Do they show any pre-season or just regular season games?

2. Do you think it's worth it, and have you enjoyed your experience so far?

 

[Chaplin]

Originally posted by carey
Just a couple questions for those of you with league pass.

1. When do they start showing games? Do they show any pre-season or just regular season games?

2. Do you think it's worth it, and have you enjoyed your experience so far?

I can't do it this year because I have digital cable, and it isn't offered.

But last year I loved it--totally worth it to be able to see every single Suns game you want. (For people out of Phoenix that is)

So that's an opinion from someone who can't see any games on local stations.

 

[elindholm]

They have shown some preseason games. I don't remember that they did last year, so that was a little surprise to me.

I agree with Chaplin: It's definitely worth it if you live outside of Phoenix, because you'll get to see every Suns game, whereas otherwise you'd see almost none. And it's fun to be able to watch miscellaneous games between other teams too, especially if you are playing in a fantasy league.

 

[jbeecham]

Don't they black out the games if you live within 30 miles of phoenix though?

 

[elindholm]

Something like that. Los Angeles doesn't qualify.

 

[Wally]

Originally posted by jbeecham
Don't they black out the games if you live within 30 miles of phoenix though?

Actually, for DirecTV I think it's supposed to be 60 miles BUT it must be as the crow flys. I use our Colorado address for our account and get all the Suns games but all the Nuggets games are blacked out and our Colorado place is more than 60 driving miles NE of Denver.
It's really great to be able to switch around and watch many of the other games and I wouldn't want to be without it.

 

[fordronken]

The fun thing about living in the L.A. area is that none of the games are blacked out. The Lakers sell all their games out, and the Clippers don't have a T.V. deal.