NBA App is the name of the new version of the NBA application to access all types of content, whether news, videos, documentary series or more simply stats. Developed in partnership with Turner Sports (TNT), the app will feature exclusive game-related content, from vertical format videos for sharing on social media to free access to NBA archives.
There is also NBA ID, which offers to create an account (with an e-mail address) to access personalized content based on their favorite players and teams. Each registrant receives promotions on places and derivative products.
League Pass subscription offers are integrated into this application with, as expected, discounted prices: the standard package is now available for 17.99 euros per month (119.99 euros for the full season) and the premium package for 23.99 euros per month (149.99 euros for the full season). Access to NBA TV is included with every new package.
Among the series offered on the app, we already find the first episode of Gold Blooded, a new documentary series in seven episodes which traces the journey of the Warriors to the NBA title in 2022. It is presented by Andre Iguodala.
From September 29, Hoop Cities, a documentary series in eight episodes, which explores local culture, history and basketball communities in major European cities with an NBA player as a guide. For Paris, it’s Evan Fournier, and it’s part of the first three episodes with Belgrade (Serbia) and Bologna (Italy). The other five episodes will air weekly, with Kaunas (Lithuania) on October 6, Cologne and Leverkusen (Germany) on October 13, Seville (Spain) on October 20, Istanbul (Turkey) on October 27 and Thessaloniki (Greece) on November 3.
At the end of October, over two days, NBA Real Training Camp will allow you to discover the backstage of the Sixers and Mavericks training camps.
At the end of November, we will be able to discover Pass the Rock, a series on the daily life of the new generation of NBA players.
