The NBA officially returned last night with two exciting games: The Denver Nuggets defeated the Los Angeles Lakers, and the Phoenix Suns were victorious over the Golden State Warriors. Both those matchups aired on TNT and Max, but what if you’d like to watch tonight’s exciting slate of games? Two words: League Pass.

NBA League Pass is the go-to streaming service to watch out-of-market NBA games. It’s important to note, however, that blackout restrictions apply. For instance, if you live in the New York area, you’re unable to view Nets and Knicks games live on League Pass. Related, games airing on ESPN, ABC, and TNT will not be available to watch live on NBA League Pass. Per the NBA, “locally blacked out games will be available 3 days after the live broadcast, while nationally broadcast games will be available 3 hours after the live broadcast.” Each League Pass subscription includes access to live radio broadcasts of all NBA games.

Where exactly can you buy a subscription to NBA League Pass? Here’s everything you need to know.

NBA fans can purchase League Pass directly through NBA.com. There are a variety of different packages from which to choose:

We have additional NBA League Pass streaming options below, but this helpful article from the NBA provides more links/information about buying the service.

The NBA offers a seven-day free trial for eligible subscribers. If you use FanDuel, existing customers can opt-in to a promotion in which they place an NBA wager of at least $5 and receive a three-month free trial to NBA League Pass.

Yes! Per YouTube, you can purchase a monthly pass or a full season pass by going to “settings” and then “membership” in your YouTube TV account.

Nope. Unfortunately, NBA League Pass isn’t available through Hulu + Live TV.

You can also order NBA League Pass through Prime Video, fuboTV, Sling TV, DIRECTV STREAM, and a number of cable providers. Amazon offers a seven-day free trial of League Pass.