SALT LAKE CITY-Per a statement released Wednesday evening, AT&T SportsNet, the cable system broadcasting Utah Jazz games, has made it possible for Jazz fans who have cut the cord to stream the games for the first time.
Previously, as soon as Jazz television broadcasts left over-the-air television October 20, 2009, the only way to watch the games was by subscribing to cable or satellite packages.
Fans outside of the Jazz’s broadcast window have been able to stream Jazz games by watching with an NBA League Pass subscription.
It looks like @UtahJazz fans will finally have a streaming option for Jazz games.
Ahead of the NBA return, AT&T TV and AT&T TV Now are going to carry Jazz games for its subscribers. pic.twitter.com/p3gaoPxXXx
— Ben Anderson (@BensHoops) July 22, 2020
AT&T Rocky Mountain Region vice president and general manager Lane Mansell made this announcement, citing the impetus to be because fans cannot attend Jazz games at this time.
The Jazz has made this option available in time for Thursday’s scrimmage against Phoenix. This will be broadcast on AT&T SportsNet with a 6:00 pm tip-off.
