If you’re already subscribed to Sling TV then you now have access to a free preview of NBA League Pass. If you’re considering signing up to Sling, or just purchasing one of its short-term passes, NBA League Pass is free all this week.
Key Takeaways
- Sling TV is currently offering a free preview of NBA League Pass to all new and existing users.
- The free preview of NBA League Pass began on Jan. 13 and continues through Jan. 19.
- The preview applies to both monthly subscribers and short‑term pass buyers, giving access to all out‑of‑market NBA games at no extra cost.
Sling TV is currently offering NBA League Pass as a free preview to new and existing users. The free preview started yesterday (Jan. 13) and continues through Monday (Jan. 19).
During this time, users can check out as much NBA League Pass content as they want, including all out-of-market NBA games, without paying anything extra.
Some of the notable live NBA games available during this free preview include:
- Milwaukee Bucks at San Antonio Spurs – Jan. 15 at 8pm ET
- Phoenix Suns at New York Knicks – Jan. 17 at 7:30pm ET
- Toronto Raptors at Los Angeles Lakers – Jan. 18 at 9:30pm ET
- Miami Heat at Golden State Warriors – Jan. 19 at 10pm ET
The NBA League Pass free preview is not only available to new and existing subscribers to the Sling Orange or Sling Blue monthly live TV packages, but also those paying for any of Sling’s short-term Passes.
With Sling offering passes covering one day through one week, those paying for a pass this week will benefit from the additional access to NBA League Pass at no additional cost.
As NBA League Pass has been made available in free preview, there’s nothing for existing monthly subscribers or pass buyers to do. Instead, the content has been automatically unlocked and is now accessible to all eligible users.
Likewise, monthly subscribers and pass buyers won’t have to do anything following the end of the free preview, with access to NBA League Pass due to be automatically removed again once the preview has ended.



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