The Clippers are launching the NBA’s first direct-to-consumer streaming service called “ClipperVision” this season, which will feature 74 games with six different live streams per game, the team announced on Monday.
Clippers billionaire owner Steve Ballmer developed the streaming service in partnership with Bally Sports, the NBA and the league’s NextGen platform, according to Front Office Sports.
The service will cost consumers $199.99 for the year and will feature six different streams. “BallerVision” will feature live commentary from former Clippers players such as Jamal Crawford, Baron Davis, Paul Pierce and others. “CourtVision” will be a statistics-based stream that will be powered by the league’s NextGen platform. There will also be streams in different languages such as Korean and Spanish language play-by-play.
An important part of “ClipperVision” is that the streaming service will not impact the local television deals that already exist with the franchise. Fans will still have access to watch the games on Bally Sports in the L.A. market.
The first of 74 live game streams this season will be on Oct. 22 when the Clippers take on the Kings in Sacramento.
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