After winning their fourth championship in the past eight seasons, the Warriors will be facing some rugged competition in the Western Conference as they attempt to defend their title. The Clippers, Grizzlies, Nuggets and Suns are among the contenders looking to take down Golden State.
Over in the Eastern Conference, the Celtics are hoping to bounce back after coming up just short in their pursuit of the franchise’s 18th championship. The road back to the NBA Finals will be full of challengers, including the Bucks, Heat, Nets and 76ers.
With so many intriguing storylines around the league, there will be games worth watching every night. There will be the usual national TV broadcasts, of course, but cord-cutters won’t be left in the dark when it comes to catching NBA action.
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How to watch 2022-23 games on NBA League Pass
NBA League Pass allows basketball fans to stream games for every team in the league. (There are some blackout restrictions.)
The streaming service offers a few different packages, but you can give NBA League Pass a test run on a free seven-day trial before making a full commitment.
Here are the pricing options for the 2022-23 season:
What you get with each NBA League Pass subscription
League Pass: You are able to stream live games with commercials on one device at a time. League Pass Premium: You are able to stream live games without commercials on two devices simultaneously. Team Pass: You are able to stream live games for your favorite team.
You can find more information on each subscription HERE.
NBA schedule for 2022-23 season
NBA teams will play the usual 82-game slate for the 2022-23 campaign.
Here’s a breakdown of the 2022-23 NBA calendar:
Regular season: Oct. 18, 2022-April 9, 2023 All-Star break: Feb. 17-22, 2023 Play-In Tournament: April 11-14, 2023 NBA Playoffs: April 15-June 18, 2023 (latest possible NBA Finals game) NBA Draft: June 22, 2023
The schedule below includes the first regular-season game for every NBA team.
