How to watch Clippers games in 2024-25 with and without cable: Full streaming guide

The NBA season is nearly here, and the LA Clippers will head into the 2024-25 year opening up a brand new arena that already has fans buzzing with excitement. The Clippers may have lost Paul George, but there is still plenty of reason to believe in this team as a sneaky playoff contender.

As Clippers fans around the world prepare to watch their team this season, there will be plenty of viewing options available, both for fans with cable as well as those without it. With so many different options to stream and watch Clippers games this season, we have compiled a helpful guide to assist you in your decision-making.

How to watch Clippers games with cable

Local broadcasts

Fans in the Los Angeles area can subscribe to Clippervision to gain access to games for both the LA and San Diego Clippers, as well as replays, highlights, classic games and more. Every Clippers game can also be found on Bally Sports West.

National broadcasts

The Clippers will play 21 games on national television this coming season. Three will be on TNT, six on ESPN, and 12 on NBA TV.

Clippers national television broadcast schedule

How to watch LA Clippers games without cable

Bally Sports app

Fans can subscribe to Bally Sports West and catch every Clippers game live on the app. You can sign up here.

FuboTV

Bally Sports West is available on FuboTV (regional restrictions apply), as well as nationally televised games (except TNT) and NBA League Pass games (blackouts apply). The streaming service offers a free seven-day trial for new customers. FuboTV plans range from $32.99 to $99.99/month.

Hulu + Live TV

Hulu does not offer Bally Sports West, but it does offer access to ABC, ESPN, and TNT. The streaming service has a free three-day trial for new users. A monthly plan costs $76.99/month.

Sling TV

Bally Sports West isn't available on Sling TV because it does not offer any regional sports networks. Fans can watch ESPN, TNT, and ABC games on Sling TV. The service also offers a free preview of NBA TV. New users get $25 off the first month. Sling Orange starts at $40/month.

YouTube TV

YouTube TV doesn't offer Bally Sports West, but it does have ESPN, ABC, and TNT. The streaming service offers a free 20-minute trial. The base plan starts at $72.99/month.

Out-of-market Clippers streaming options

NBA League Pass

One option die-hard NBA fans can choose to watch games for any team is NBA League Pass. Subscribing grants fans access to live game streams, replays, highlight videos and more. Blackout restrictions apply.

Students can purchase a League Pass subscription for $9.99/month. Non-students can buy a League pass subscription with commercials for $16.99/month or without commercials for $24.99/month. Full season subscriptions go for $109.99 (with commercials) or $159.99 (without commercials).

NBA TV

Fans can get access to 12 marquee Clippers games exclusively though NBA TV this season. A subscription can be purchased for $6.99/month or $59.99/year.

Clippers season outlook and roster information

The Clippers have now made the playoffs in five of the last six seasons, as well as 11 of the last 13. They are one of the most consistently successful franchises in the NBA, and things should be no different this coming season.

The biggest change Ty Lue and his staff will have to adjust to will be the departure of Paul George. Kawhi Leonard's running mate departed for Philadelphia in the offseason, and a roster shakeup followed. But the Clippers went out and got ancillary role players to supplant George's lost production in the form of Derrick Jones Jr., Kris Dunn, Kevin Porter Jr. and Nic Batum.

It is unlikely that the Clippers will be considered among the top championship contenders in the Western Conference this season. However, they still have enough pieces to stay more than competitive. Between a revamped roster and a completely rebranded line of jerseys, Clippers fans will want to make sure they catch as many games as they can this season.