The 2022-2023 NBA season is officially over. Now, the teams are turning their attention to the next season. With the NBA Draft in the rearview mirror and the bulk of free agency over, the league is now heading to Las Vegas for the NBA 2K24 Summer League. From July 7 to July 17, all 30 teams will participate in matches featuring the younger players on each roster. A total of 76 matches will be played over 11 days. Rookies, sophomores, and G-League players typically participate in the Summer League, but third-year players have competed on rare occasions.

All eyes will be on San Antonio top seed Victor Wimpanyama, who will make his NBA debut with the Spurs on July 7 against the Charlotte Hornets. This game will be played at 9 PM ET. Other players to watch include Charlotte’s Brandon Miller, Portland’s Scott Henderson, Houston’s Amin Thompson and Detroit’s twin brother Osar Thompson. The top four teams will play in the semifinals on July 16, and the two winners advance to the finals on July 17.

Where to watch the live broadcast of the NBA Summer League

All 76 NBA 2K24 Summer League games will be streamed online ESPN TV, ESPN2, ESPNU, and the NBA. There will be up to eight games each day, with the first games starting at 3 PM ET and the latest games at 11 PM ET. Sign in with your TV provider for access. Games can also be watched through the ESPN app, ESPN.com/watch, and NBA TV Live. Additionally, NBA League Pass subscribers can watch NBA TV broadcasts.

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Watch the NBA Summer League live on Hulu with Live TV

Hulu with Live TV includes ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPNU. However, it does not feature NBA TV as one of the 85 live and on-demand channels. However, Hulu with Live TV has two subscription plans. The $70 monthly plan includes Hulu (with ads) + Live TV, Disney+ (with ads), and ESPN+ (with ads). The $83 monthly plan includes Hulu (no ads) + Live TV, Disney+ (no ads), and ESPN+ (with ads).

Watch the NBA Summer League live stream on Sling TV

Sling TV is all about personalization, where customers can decide which channels to pay for depending on their package preferences. Sling Orange features ESPN because it caters to sports fans. Sling Blue does not include the ESPN networks, but Sling Orange + Blue does. Customers can also add NBA TV and ESPNU to their packages with an additional purchase. Pricing for each package: Orange costs $40 per month, Blue costs $45 per month, Orange + Blue costs $60 per month. However, new customers will get $25 off their first month.

Watch the NBA Summer League live stream on YouTube TV

For customers looking to watch the NBA Summer League for one price without purchasing an add-on, YouTube TV is the best option. ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, and NBA TV are included in the YouTube TV subscription. New subscribers will pay just $65 for the first three months of YouTube TV before the regular price increases to $73 per month. If you want to try YouTube TV, sign up for a free trial.

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Watch the NBA Summer League live stream on Fubo TV

Fubo TV offers over 220 live channels with subscriptions for four packages: Pro, $75 per month; Elite, $85 per month; Premiere, $95 per month; and a special Latin package for $33 per month. ESPN and ESPN2 are included with every subscription. However, NBA TV and ESPNU can be added via Fubo Extra for an additional $8 per month. New subscribers can subscribe to free Trial and cancel at any time without penalty.

Watch the NBA Summer League live stream from abroad with a VPN

There are channels and services around the world that broadcast the NBA. However, if you live in the US and want to subscribe to something you can use when you get home, there is a solution. Subscribe to one of the best VPNs for streaming, NordVPN, connect to a US server, and then get any of the above services. NordVPN offers a 30-day money-back guarantee for new users, so there is no penalty for trying it out.