We Will Sing of Zion: NBA 2019-2020

[MartyFunkhouser]

Gordon Hayward having a good game to start the season was really disappointing. I am glad that the Celtics lost.

[imanihonjin]

Gordon Hayward having a good game to start the season was really disappointing. I am glad that the Celtics lost.

I am surprised that you, of all people here, would continue to bitterly hold on to a prior perceived slight.

[Commando]

I am surprised that you, of all people here, would continue to bitterly hold on to a prior perceived slight.

[MartyFunkhouser]

I am surprised that you, of all people here, would continue to bitterly hold on to a prior perceived slight.

My dislike is justified.

[LiveCoug]

What's up with the Suns? 2-1 with a victory over the clippers last night after a narrow loss to the Nuggets...

[BigPiney]

My Kings currently suck.

I may have to reconsider my new fandom.

[Surfah]

My Kings currently suck.

I may have to reconsider my new fandom.

Lakers

[BigPiney]

Lakers

Hell no, they are evil.

[Jeff Lebowski]

Hell no, they are evil.

[Flystripper]

Lakers

[New Mexican Disaster]

Hell no, they are evil.

Evil is the new good.

[jay santos]

Is there a difference between the NBA all league pass for $200 total offered here. https://www.nba.com/watch/pricing

And the Comcast Xfinity NBA league pass for the same price offered here. https://www.xfinity.com/learn/digita...ba/league-pass

[Donuthole]

Is there a difference between the NBA all league pass for $200 total offered here. https://www.nba.com/watch/pricing

And the Comcast Xfinity NBA league pass for the same price offered here. https://www.xfinity.com/learn/digita...ba/league-pass

I'll hazard a guess. The content is the same. But the xfinity one goes through your cable provider, so you'll be able to watch via your DVR. It may come with a login pass for watching via streaming, but that might be an extra fee.

The NBA all league pass might be streaming only, so you'll have to watch via a streaming device.

[jay santos]

I'll hazard a guess. The content is the same. But the xfinity one goes through your cable provider, so you'll be able to watch via your DVR. It may come with a login pass for watching via streaming, but that might be an extra fee.

The NBA all league pass might be streaming only, so you'll have to watch via a streaming device.

That's what it appears. But it's unclear whether the same games are available on both or are they limited in one. Also is there any difference in HD vs SD content availability or ease of use of user interface. I've read a few things online but it was vague and i thought the guys here might have some info.

[Donuthole]

That's what it appears. But it's unclear whether the same games are available on both or are they limited in one. Also is there any difference in HD vs SD content availability or ease of use of user interface. I've read a few things online but it was vague and i thought the guys here might have some info.

If you have cable/satellite TV, I think viewing is just a lot easier to go through your service provider. Depending on the provider, it can be a pain to locate the games and set the timer to record. But 99% of your games you are going to watch on TV at home, so having your normal DVR to view them is best, IMO. Not being at the mercy of the online DVR and interface is huge for me. There are some other nitpicky reasons as well. But i'll admit, i'm no cord cutter. All that hassle to save $1000 bucks a year is just dumb for anyone making decent coin.