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The agreement between the NBA and the local broadcasters is that NBA TV will be blacked out locally. When NBA TV shows a game, it is meant to provide national coverage to go with the local TV broadcast. Please keep in mind that League Pass does not show preseason games, but this is the structure of League Pass, not due to the agreement with Spectrum SportsNet. If you are not in the Lakers territory, then to watch Lakers games you will need to get League Pass or League Pass Broadband. This hasn’t changed as a part of the agreement with Spectrum SportsNet. You would be able to watch other teams’ games, but the Lakers games would be blacked out. NBA League Pass was designed by the NBA to give access to fans out of market, but not to preempt the local broadcast agreements, which has led to their blackout rules. Locally, all Lakers games will be blacked out on NBA League Pass, just as it has been in the past. The rules for League Pass have not changed. NBA League Pass is unaffected by this agreement and all the same blackout rules that have applied in the past are still in effect. Games will continue to be broadcast nationally on ABC, TNT, ESPN and NBA TV. The South Bay Lakers also have their games shown on Spectrum SportsNet. Additional Lakers themed shows include “Backstage: Lakers”, which will chronicle the Lakers season from start to finish, taking viewers into the locker room, executive offices and other previously off-limits areas to see the team’s key players and personalities make the decisions that affect the outcome of the season and “Laker Girls” provides an in-depth profile of the making of the squad and its members. It will feature added sights, sounds, reaction and commentary that weren’t part of the original game telecast. “Lakers Compacto” will consist of Lakers games condensed into a fast-paced, one-hour format. “Encore+” will be re-telecasts of this season’s Lakers games enhanced with social media interaction. Other Lakers programming on Spectrum SportsNet will include classic Lakers games, “Encore+” and “Lakers Compacto". Studio programming on Spectrum SportsNet includes “Access SportsNet: Lakers,” the network’s signature daily studio show that encompasses pre- and post-game shows and “#LakeShow,” a live daily social media-driven show. Those benefits, along with the long term security this agreement brings to the organization, made us feel that this was the best choice for the organization and ultimately the fan base.īesides games, what else can I watch on Spectrum? We are excited to have a partner that is focused on improving the presentation of the Lakers, both in game and with far more Lakers content. Spectrum SportsNet is able to provide Lakers fans with something we know they wanted…more Lakers programming. Why did the Lakers change their broadcast partners? You can call your local cable, satellite or telco provider and let them know that you want them to carry Spectrum SportsNet. How can I let my provider know that I want to watch the Lakers on Spectrum SportsNet? To contact a provider directly, use the number below. How do I contact providers that currently carry the Lakers? On what channel is Spectrum SportsNet on my cable/satellite/telco provider ?įollow this link to find the exact channel the networks are on for your TV provider. The networks are available to all cable, satellite and telco providers and negotiations to carry the networks are on-going but have not yet concluded. Spectrum SportsNet is currently carried on AT&T U-Verse ( Release), Charter ( Release), Cox ( Release), DirecTV ( Release), Bright House Networks, and Spectrum Cable. Will I have to get Spectrum Cable to watch the Lakers? Some games will also be available via national broadcast. The Lakers territory, designated by the NBA, includes all of Southern California, Nevada and Hawaii. Home and away Lakers games will be on Spectrum SportsNet in the Lakers territory. Where will I be able to watch Lakers games? Lee las preguntas frecuentes (FAQ’s) en español Spectrum SportsNet Lakers Broadcast FAQ's
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