INDIANAPOLIS — The WNBA begins its 2024 preseason schedule Friday as the Indiana Fever visit the Dallas Wings and the Chicago Sky play a the Minnesota Lynx.
With Iowa star Caitlin Clark making her professional debut for the Fever, many fans will likely be tuning into the WNBA more than ever before.
The WNBA offers an easy, affordable way to watch many games live when they are not being nationally broadcast through WNBA League Pass.
What is the WNBA League Pass?
WNBA League Pass is a subscription streaming product featuring live and on-demand WNBA games. League Pass offers live games, full-length game replays, classic games from previous seasons, live game DVR and multi-game viewing online.
Fans can access the League Pass on the WNBA App, enabling them to watch games on their phones, tablets or other connected devices. League Pass games can also be viewed on desktop here, or on Apple TV, Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV and Roku.
Friday night's game between Indiana and Dallas is being featured for free on the WNBA App.
How much is the WNBA League Pass?
WNBA League Pass is $34.99 for an annual subscription or $12.99 a month for a monthly subscription.
College students in the U.S. can subscribe to WNBA League Pass at a discounted rate of $19.99 a year.
What games can I watch using WNBA League Pass? Are there blackouts?
Every out-of-market game, excluding those broadcast nationally, can be viewed using the WNBA League Pass. Use the zip code checker on the League Pass FAQ page to determine what games are available in your area.
In certain Iowa markets such as Des Moines and Davenport, WNBA fans are unable to view certain live Chicago Sky games. If you live in northern Iowa, Minnesota Lynx games may be excluded from League Pass viewing.
Games that are not available live on WNBA League Pass will be available on demand after the game is over.
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