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How much does WNBA League Pass cost?

By Ian Levy

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More WNBA games will be on national television than ever before. But if you want to maximize your NBA experience, League Pass is the only way to go.

If you’re a WNBA fan, this season will give you more opportunities to watch than ever before. The ESPN family of networks (ESPN/ESPN2/ABC) will have 16 regular season games, 19 playoff games and all the action from All-Star weekend. All of these games will also be available on the WatchESPN app.

In addition, CBS entered into a deal just before the regular season began to broadcast an additional 40 regular season games. However, if you want to get as much WNBA action as possible, League Pass is really the only way to go. A league pass subscription will let you watch on any nearly any screen, giving you access to every non-national television game for the absurdly reasonable price of just $16.99 for the entire season. If you mostly follow a single team and just want access to their games, you can get a single-team subscription for just $9.99.

The WNBA app with League Pass is available on iPhone, iPad and Android devices. It lets you watch four games at once in split-screen action, pause and rewind live action and watch any game from earlier in the season through their archive. If you don’t want to miss a game, there really isn’t a better value out there for WNBA fans, casual and hardcore alike.

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If you’re excited to follow this WNBA season, FanSided has a wealth of resources available for you. Make sure to check out our full WNBA Season Preview at The Step Back. Also, make your way to High Post Hoops, our dedicated women’s hoops blog with some of the best beat writers around, covering every team and all the national storylines you need to know.

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