NBA League Pass is offering up to 55 percent off its streaming subscriptions. League Pass Premium drops to $75 from $160, while the Standard tier is $50, down from $110. The sale is timed for the season's midpoint, making it a prime opportunity for fans to catch up on out-of-market games.

The Premium tier removes commercials, offers in-arena streams, and supports three concurrent devices with offline viewing. The Standard plan includes ads and single-device access. Both tiers include last year's multiview feature for watching up to four games simultaneously and a smart rewind tool for highlights.

For U.S. and Canadian subscribers, blackout restrictions apply for regional and national broadcasts, though on-demand access is available. The service is limited to regular-season games. Entering a ZIP code reveals local blackout schedules, helping fans determine the value for following multiple teams beyond their market.