The final game in the inaugural NBA In-Season Tournament has arrived and the Los Angeles Lakers will tip off against the Indiana Pacers. Live from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, players will be competing for large money and the inaugural NBA Cup.
After securing their spot in the finals, each play on both teams received $200,000, and tonight the winning team will walk away with an additional $500,000. LeBron James and the Lakers defeated the Pelicans to win the Western Conference bracket and Tyrese Haliburton and the Pacers eliminated the Milwaukee Bucks in route to winning the Eastern Conference.
You can find out how to watch the NBA In-Season Tournament, below.
When to Watch?
Lakers vs. Pacers – 2023 NBA In-Season Tournament Finals
- Time: 5:00 PM ET
- Channel: ABC/ESPN2
- Stream: DIRECTV STREAM, Fubo, Hulu + Live TV, Sling TV, YouTube TV
How to Watch NBA In-Season Tournament Live Without Cable TV
Stream the excitement of the NBA In-Season Tournament on ABC and ESPN2 by signing up for a live TV streaming service. You can live stream the show on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, or any other compatible device with DIRECTV STREAM, Fubo, Hulu + Live TV, Sling TV, and YouTube TV. ABC is also available to watch for free with an antenna and AntennaWeb is a great tool to find out which affiliates are in your area.
Below, you can learn more about each streaming service to see which fits your budget and needs.
Stream the NBA In-Season Tournament With DIRECTV STREAM
Boasting a lineup of over 75 channels, the Entertainment plan from DIRECTV STREAM includes live the drama of the NBA In-Season Tournament on ABC and ESPN2 for only $69.98 per month for the first two months for new subscribers.
Record your favorite movies, shows, and the biggest plays of the tournament with unlimited DVR. Everyone can watch simultaneously with unlimited devices on their home network and up to 3 devices on the go with every plan.
New subscribers can take advantage of a 5-day free trial before subscribing.
Stream the NBA In-Season Tournament With Sling TV
As for those who need something that’s more affordable than other streaming services, Sling TV makes the most sense. The service offers plans for as low as $40 per month, which makes it almost twice as affordable as the other streaming options but the choice of channels is slightly more limited.
The Sling Orange plan gives you access to 30+ channels, including ESPN2 and TNT. And the Sling Blue plan comes with 40+ channels, including ABC in select markets. To get the best of both, you need the $55 per month, Sling Orange & Blue plan.
Each Sling plan offers 50 hours of DVR, Sling Blue allows you to stream on up to 3 channels simultaneously, while Sling Orange allows a single stream, however, Sling Orange & Blue gives you access to up to 4 simultaneous streams.
Save 50% on your first month of Sling TV for a limited time.
Stream the NBA In-Season Tournament With Fubo
Known as a sports-oriented streaming service, you can find all of the ESPN family of networks on Fubo. The Pro plan starts at $74.99 per month and includes the NBA In-Season Tournament on ESPN2 and ABC in a lineup of over 150 channels and 100+ live sporting events.
Each Fubo plan includes on-demand shows and movies, the ability to record up to 1000 hours with cloud DVR, and you can stream on 10 screens simultaneously.
New subscribers can try Fubo for free and you can save $20 on your first month.
Stream NBA In-Season Tournament With Hulu + Live TV
As a Disney-owned streaming service, Hulu + Live TV is the perfect place to watch the inaugural NBA In-Season Tournament on ESPN2, ABC, and much more for only $76.99 per month. In addition to live channels, thousands of hours of on-demand content is available to stream on Disney+ and Hulu’s library. Plus, don’t miss any ESPN+ exclusive games or sports as it is also included in the membership.
Rewatch your favorite movies and shows for up to 9 months with unlimited cloud DVR, and watch on up to 2 screens simultaneously.
Stream the NBA In-Season Tournament With YouTube TV
With a robust lineup of over 100 live channels, stream the NBA In-Season Tournament on ESPN2 and ABC for only $72.99 per month on YouTube TV. Plus, you can record with unlimited DVR and save your content for up to 9 months.
How to Stream Each NBA Team
You can find out how to watch each NBA team live, including on their RSN, below.
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