Alright, so I’ve been trying to figure out the best way to catch the Nuggets games this season. It’s a bit of a maze, to be honest, depending on where you’re tuning in from.
First, I checked if there’s a way around cable ’cause, who uses that anymore, right? I found out that Sling and Fubo are pretty solid options for streaming games. They seem to be the go-to for cord-cutters like me.
Then, I dug a little deeper and stumbled upon NBA League Pass. This one’s a goldmine because you get a ton of live games and even NBA TV. Plus, they have a free trial, so I gave that a shot. It’s pretty sweet for hardcore fans who want all the basketball they can get.
I also looked up the Nuggets’ history against some teams. Like, did you know they’ve won 6 out of their last 10 games against Brooklyn? I found that interesting. I even checked out their upcoming games – they’ve got one against the Clippers and another against the Pelicans. Marked those on my calendar!
- Tried Fubo since I heard they carry Altitude Sports, which is the Nuggets’ local channel.
- Realized that if you’re in the region, Fubo’s a good bet for catching those games.
- Saw they also have ABC, ESPN, and NBA TV for nationally televised games.
- Considered the NBA League Pass add-on with Fubo, just in case.
Oh, and I found out that Hulu + Live TV is also an option for streaming NBA games on channels like ESPN, TNT, and ABC. I even discovered that if I can’t watch the games live, I can record them with Cloud DVR. That’s a lifesaver for when life gets in the way.
There’s also YouTube TV, which offers a free trial too. I explored that, and it seems like a pretty comprehensive way to watch the Nuggets online.
Lastly, I confirmed that if you’re outside the Altitude broadcast area, you can still catch Nuggets games via NBA League Pass. So, no matter where you are, you’re not totally out of luck.
It’s been quite the journey figuring all this out, but now I’m all set to watch the Nuggets this season. Go Nuggets!