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NBA League Pass has rolled out multiview and AI features for the 2024-25 season

This NBA season, don’t just watch—experience the game with NBA League Pass’s new multiview feature.

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The image showcases various NBA players in action during different games, highlighting the intensity and competitiveness of professional basketball. The image is a collage of four different basketball game scenes. The top left section shows a player from the Milwaukee Bucks, wearing a green jersey with the number 34, driving towards the basket while being defended by players from the opposing team, the Oklahoma City Thunder. The text 'THUNDER @ BUCKS Bucks & In-Arena' is visible in the top left corner. The top right section features a player from the Minnesota Timberwolves, wearing a white jersey with the number 5, dribbling the ball while being closely guarded by a player from the Los Angeles Lakers, who is wearing a purple jersey. The bottom left section depicts two players from the Phoenix Suns, wearing white jerseys with the numbers 1 and 3, running down the court. The bottom right section shows a player from the Orlando Magic, wearing a blue jersey with the number 5, holding the basketball and pointing, possibly directing a play.
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The 2024-25 NBA season is gearing up to be an exciting one for basketball fans, especially with the introduction of new features on NBA League Pass, including the much-anticipated multiview. This tool allows fans to watch up to four games simultaneously, making it perfect for those who don’t want to miss any action during packed game days. Whether you’re watching on your TV, tablet, or smartphone, this feature ensures you can catch multiple games in real-time, which is especially handy for hardcore followers of the NBA.

Multiview is available for subscribers right now, just in time for preseason games, and will be fully utilized once the regular season begins on October 22. It’s ideal for those moments when you want to track different teams, key plays, or playoff positions as the season progresses.

NBA League Pass has added other new features this season, such as smart rewind, which automatically highlights key moments from games, and the ability to download entire matches for offline viewing—a game-changer for fans on the go. Plus, there’s a boost in AI-driven tools, including NBA Insights, which offers advanced analysis, real-time updates on player performances, and more in-depth stats than ever before. And for those who love dunks, the new Dunk Score AI feature breaks down every slam with real-time ratings based on the player’s leap, style, and defense.

For those new to NBA League Pass, it’s a streaming service that offers access to out-of-market games and various subscription options. The premium ad-free version is priced at $24.99/month, while the standard option with ads is $16.99/month. For those looking for a full-season experience, you can save by subscribing annually. If you’re just following one team, there’s also a team-specific plan available.


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