NFL, NBA, and NHL are offering FREE STREAMING of your favorite games

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Admit it. You or someone you know is having sports-watching withdrawals.

Now you can re-watch some of the moments of glory because the NFL, NBA, and NHL are offering free streaming of your favorite games.

Check out the NBA’s ‘League Pass,’ the NFL’s ‘Game Pass,’ and the NHL’s ‘Pause Binge.’ (See links below.)

National Basketball League

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Until April 22, the League Pass grants access to all regular-season games aired in the current season before its premature end. You also get last season’s games as well a selection of classic games that date back to 1963 featuring league legends. Check out their list of “classic games” here.

You don’t need to give any credit card information. Just create an NBA.com account (or log in to your existing one). Go to their subscription page complete your order by entering the code WATCH30. Read their letter to fans and subscribe here.

National Football League

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Not to be outdone, the NFL also stepped up with free online streaming.

With ‘Game Pass,’ you’ll get full replays of games that took place all the way back to 2009. You can also access several other features such as condensed replays, game coverage on the NFL network, and notable performances in specific games. Access to  ‘Hard Knocks’ and ‘A Football Life’ is also available.

National Hockey League

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Starting March 20th and running until April 30th, hockey fans can access entire games from the 2019-2020 season by going to the scores and schedule pages on NHL.com 

You don’t need to subscribe, have an account, or using special codes. Just use any device to jump online and find a game.

Content including original programming is also going to be available, including the popular shows “Road to the Winter Classic,’ and ‘Behind the Glass.’ These can be accessed on both their website and YouTube channel.  Catch classic NHL games dating as far back as 1950 as well.