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Amazon Prime has framework deal for NBA broadcast rights, per sources, putting pressure on TNT, NBC.

In what will be a landmark move in sports media history, the NBA and Amazon Prime Video have the framework of a deal that will make the streaming service one of the main homes for the league’s games, executives with direct knowledge of the talks told The Athletic.

It is expected that Prime Video’s package will include significant regular-season and postseason games, perhaps even some conference finals. The anticipation is that the final contract will be for at least a decade and begin the 2025-2026 season.

I sincerely hope this comes to pass and is in a format that allows me to watch quality games.  As it is...NBA League Pass and ESPN, to an extent, only let me watch less than 1/2 of the Mavs games--because I am in the viewing area of such and such and so and so team, etc.  I am out in the boondocks about 150 miles from Dallas, even further from the Spurs and Houston--and I can't watch any of them because I am "in the so called viewing area."  I don't mind spending money--I just want to watch the games.

To make a long story short--too late!--I am relegated to watching games on certain unsavory feeds, that will remain nameless on here.  I don't consider them unsavory.  There's no other way I can watch the Mavs play.  I already have Amazon Prime.  I have had NBA League Pass and ESPN.  And I have YouTube TV.  So...I'll spend money--for any legitimate way I can watch all the games.

I'm sure all the big networks are reading our forum--so I'll just pucker up and wait till they get'er done...