How To Watch NBA Vegas Summer League

The NBA’s Vegas Summer League is their annual tradition, giving younger players a chance to show their skills to both fans and other teams. All 30 teams participate. All teams will play four games, and the top four teams will compete in the Summer League playoffs. The 26 non-playoff teams will all play one additional game to complete their schedule.

This year, the Portland Trail Blazers roster features Donovan Clingan, Kris Murray, and Rayan Rupert, along with Justin Minaya and Jacky Cui. Every game at Summer League is televised. Here’s how to see them.

ESPN+

All games (including the ones broadcast on NBA TV) are available on ESPN+, as confirmed directly by ESPN. The streaming service is available as a standalone subscription at $10.99 per month, or can be purchased via bundles with sister services Disney+ and Hulu. It’s also included free with Charter Cable subscriptions.

Cable TV Services

All games are available via Cable TV, broadcast exclusively by the ESPN networks and NBA TV. Make sure your provider carries those networks. YouTube TV, FuboTV, Sling TV, and DirecTV Stream. Subscription costs vary by provider.