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Watching the NBA season continues to be a mixed bag for cord-cutters. Big matchups are broadcast nationally on ABC, ESPN/ESPN2, TNT, and NBA TV, and you can get most, if not all, of these covered with a single live TV streaming package. Unfortunately, regional sports networks (RSNs), which air the majority of games, are still hard to find on major streaming services. Many RSNs, such as Fox Sports, NBC Sports, YES Network, and Marquee Sports Network, remain unavailable on popular platforms due to ongoing carriage-fee disputes.
RSNs are even more essential to NBA viewing now that the league has introduced its In-Season Tournament, re-branded this year as the Emirates NBA Cup. The bulk of the 30-team tournament—which runs from November
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