YouTube TV Brings Back Its Best Deal Ever In Time For the NBA Finals

By Phillip Swann
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The NBA Finals between Oklahoma City and Indiana begins tomorrow night with game one at 8:30 p.m. ET. And YouTube TV is making it easier for all fans, including cord cutters, to watch by offering a two-month promotional price for $59.99 a month combined with a free 21-day free trial. (All games in the NBA Finals will air on ABC.)

The promotional price offer, which will be available until July 31, is $23 off the regular monthly price for its base package. With the free 21-day trial, you can now get YouTube TV for 11 weeks for only $120 total.

Note that the regular $82.99 a month rate will apply if you don’t cancel prior to the end of the two months.

The two-month discount, and three-week free trial, are only available for new users. Current and past subscribers are not eligible nor is anyone who previously participated in a YouTube TV free trial.

If you are eligible for the 21-day free trial, you can watch the entire NBA Finals without paying a dime even if it goes seven games. The series final is scheduled for June 22.

How Do You Get YouTube TV’s Lower Price?
Click here to learn more about the two-month discount offer at YouTube TV.

What Is YouTube TV: The Basics

YouTube TV is Google’s answer to the cord-cutting revolution—a live TV streaming service that delivers the traditional pay TV lineup over the Internet. Launched in 2017, it’s designed to compete with the likes of Sling TV, Hulu Live, Fubo and cable/satellite providers like Comcast and Spectrum TV or DIRECTV. Like other live streaming services, YouTube TV offers flexibility with streaming available on your smart phone, tablet or Smart TV device. The streamer is the exclusive carrier of the NFL Sunday Ticket.

How Does YouTube TV Work?

You sign up at the YouTube TV web site, download the service’s app (or access it through a web browser), and start watching. Unlike cable and satellite, there is no technician visit or equipment rental fees. You just need an Internet connection and a compatible streaming device such as Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire Stick, Chromecast, gaming consoles, and even your smart phone.

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