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When the Bulls go head-to-head with the 76ers on Monday at 6 PM (CT) it’s an Eastern Conference battler. Coming off a win against the Charlotte Hornets on Saturday, the 76ers are looking stronger than ever. But as with any game, either team could pull off a win here, which is why you should be watching the action unfold live if at all possible.
Of course, the big question in this modern age of streaming is where and how you can watch the NBA game, and is it possible to do so for free? With the game airing on NBC Sports Chicago and NBC Sports Philadelphia, that doesn’t necessarily give a clue to those streaming “out-of-market.” Don’t worry, we’re going to tell you exactly how and where to watch live.
Because NBA games like the Bulls vs 76ers match up stream on NBC Sports, and the NBA League Pass out-of-market, one of the best ways to watch is via Sling TV. And right now, Sling is offering a killer deal for up to 50% off it’s monthly packages. A Sling Orange subscription is normally $40 per month, for example, but today it’s just $20 for your first month. Sling Blue is also half off, down to $22 from $45, and the bundle deal that includes Sling Blue and Orange together is $30 instead of $60.
Sling Orange nets you access to over 30 channels plus 50 hours of cloud DVR so you can record and watch later, but you can only have one stream active at a time. Meanwhile, Sling Blue offers access to over 40 channels with 50 hours of cloud DVR and you can have up to three streams going at once. You’ll want to sign up as soon as possible so you can be ready for that game.
Another way to watch the Bulls vs 76ers live stream is via FuboTV — now just Fubo — which works similarly to Sling. It’s an online streaming service that let’s you access cable TV channels like NBC Sports. But the kicker is that there’s a free one-week trial available, so if you sign up now you can technically watch the NBA game free.
If you decide to keep your service after the trial, Fubo is also offering some excellent deals. The Pro plan which gets you access to over 180 channels, 1,000 hours of cloud DVR, and up to ten streams simultaneously, is $20 off for your first month. Normally $75, you can grab it for $55. Regardless, that free trail is a fantastic way to watch free for up to a week, including the Bulls vs 76ers live stream.
As an American traveling abroad, trying to watch your favorite teams play live is going to be quite the headache. Many streaming platforms, although available worldwide, block access to those from certain countries — it’s called a geo-restriction. They do this by sourcing your IP address which tells them exactly where you’re connecting to the internet from.
Fortunately, there is a way to bypass these restrictions, while also making it look like you’re browsing from your home country. You can use a VPN or virtual private network to mask your actual IP address while you browse. We highly recommend using NordVPN so that you can still watch your favorite streaming services like Netflix or FuboTV while abroad.
In the Europa League, USG vs Liverpool kicks off today at 12.45PM ET/9.45AM. Liverpool has already guaranteed first place in its group so it’s a relatively relaxed game for the side, however USG still has the chance to qualify for the knockout phases meaning it’s likely to go all-out to change its fortune. Whichever side you’re backing, you won’t want to miss the big game. We’ve got everything you need to know about how to watch the USG vs Liverpool live steam online and what to do if you’re traveling abroad and worried you’ll miss out.
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Paramount Plus is the streaming service you need to watch the Europa League. There are options for what you want to sign up to. You can sign up to Paramount Plus Essential for $6 per month or $60 a year. It provides you with full access to everything that Paramount Plus has to offer but is supported by limited ads. Alternatively, you can sign up for Paramount Plus with Showtime for $12 per month or $120 a year, avoid ads and gain Showtime originals, movies, and additional sport. In both cases, there’s a one-week free trial so if you solely want to watch USG vs Liverpool, you can do so for free providing you remember to cancel it before the week is up.
One of the NFC’s best rivalries will be renewed on Sunday Night Football as the Philadelphia Eagles (10-2) travel to the Lone Star State to play the Dallas Cowboys (9-3). The game starts at 8:20 p.m. ET/5:20 p.m. PT on Sunday, December 10. Eagles versus Cowboys will air on NBC, with Mike Tirico, Cris Collinsworth, and Melissa Stark on the call.
The Eagles were considered the best team in the NFC for nearly the entire season, but that changed after last week’s 42-19 loss to the San Francisco 49ers. Now, Philadelphia must quickly regroup to take on the red-hot Cowboys. Since they lost to the Eagles on November 5, the Cowboys have won four straight, including Week 13’s 41-35 win over the Seattle Seahawks. If Dallas defeats the Eagles, they will be tied at the top of the NFC East.
After one month of competition, only two teams remain in the 2023 NBA In-Season Tournament. The upstart Indiana Pacers will play the veteran Los Angeles Lakers in the finals of the NBA In-Season Tournament. The winner will be awarded the NBA Cup, and each player on the winning team will receive $500,000.
The NBA In-Season Tournament has been a slam dunk for the league. The players have been locked in for these tournament games. As we’ve seen with anything in the NBA, if the players care, the fans will, too. There will need to be a few changes involving pool play and the schedule in the future. With that said, the NBA In-Season Tournament is here to stay.
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