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11-13-2012 10:18:40 AM
Hello, first of all let me start by saying I love U-Verse!
I live in Kenosha, WI and I have the U300 package. I was very excited to finally be able to watch the Bulls play. When I turned on Comcast Sports Net I was greeted by the blackout screen I had grown accustomed to wtih my old cable company. After further research I realize that the NBA has their Blackout Policies and it is probably out of AT&T's control. However, I was just wondering if there is ANY WAY I can gain access to watch the Bulls games, I AM WILLING TO PAY EXTRA within reason. Thank you very much for your time and I hope to hear from you soon.
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11-13-2012 10:25:02 AM
The only option is if you are out of a teams viewing area is to purchase NBA League Pass.

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11-13-2012 10:30:19 AM
Ok, No games are ever blocked out on NBA League Pass?
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11-13-2012 10:33:51 AM
Just the ones in your local area, those you should watch on your local channel(s), League Pass is a way for the NBA to make more money by selling out of area games across the country. Same with NFL Sunday Ticket (DirectTV Exclusive), NHL Center Ice, MLB Extra Innings, and MLS Center Kick.

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11-13-2012 10:35:05 AM
Ok. That's what I figured. Thank you.
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11-13-2012 11:50:26 AM
You're welcome

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11-20-2012 08:04:50 PM
I have the YES Network, NBA TV, and NBA League Pass. Why is the the Lakers-Nets game unavailable on all three?
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11-21-2012 07:45:06 AM
Because It Was On NBA TV
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11-22-2012 04:05:58 AM - edited 11-22-2012 04:08:20 AM
That would explain it as well. It's hard these days to keep up with which station NBA games are on. TBS, TNT, ESPN, NBA, FoxSport, TW, YES......
For those that are interested. Here is the NBA Broadcast schedule for the remainder of the year. This will let you know if your team is on something other than your local channel.

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11-28-2012 06:42:25 PM
I have nba league pass but can't activate the service on my iPad or iPhone. I did it last year but can't remember how. I seem to think I had to send them copy of my Uverse bill. Can anyone help? Thanks
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01-23-2013 07:34:06 AM
Why was the Orlando magic vs Detroit pistons game blacked out? It was in Detroit and there was no nba games in Florida.
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01-23-2013 08:48:12 AM
Blackout policies across every sport are idiotic and old plans done to simply give the owners a few more bucks in their pocket.
With today's game in all sports being on HDTV and whatnot, they know want to enforce blackout rules as much as possible to force people to attend the local games rather than actually MAKING the games worth coming to.
I live in NOLA and love attending Saints/Hornets games. It makes me laugh when I see owners and friends complaining about how they need the blackout rules to help them out. Right.








