skinnyhoops

I brought up this same question in another forum....here's the differences between the two.... Hulu Live TV is 44.99 a month, includes DVR so you can record games to watch later. YouTube TV is 49.99 a month, includes DVR as well to record games. Includes NBA TV. So basically, for extra $5 a month you decide if you want NBA TV or not. If not, go with Hulu. But don't just go based on what I say, check the website for Hulu and YoutubeTV, browse the available channels in your area. Usually they offer free trials, so signup for both and see which one you like better lol. Also, I wanted to add, I just stream the games online for free but it's only during live games. But since your looking to record games, one of the two options above should work for you. I've had Hulu Live before, and I liked it, it's just the cost kept me from keeping it.

nah I was just kidding. total airball lol

that wasn't an airball….poor video quality...nothing but net.

It's arena feed, so no commentators. It's basically the feed that gets played on the jumboscreen.

I was about to post the same lol

Thank you for the link! I'm watching the Kings Pacers in India on that same link....nice to see some NBA basketball finially ! :)

still can't believe no tv for fultz preseason debut hoping there's an arena feed

Love the intro! :) Finally the season is here lol

Went to the game last night and noticed they put free Orlando Magic magnets on all the cars parked in the Geico garage....is that something they typically do every game? Just wondering.

Hey guys you hear that? Thats right, the sweet sound of silence. I have to admit, it's kinda nice now that the Magic are out of the headlines for awhile. Fresh start is definitly refreshing :)

just saw SVG latest comments about Alex Martins...saying how after Bob left, it was pretty much all about Alex. Sounds like the organization was split, red team vs blue team. disappointing to say the least, magic had a real chance at some point and blew it. Still I'm a little excited and curious about how this rebuild process will actually play out over the next few years.

I agree as well, Hennigan is smarter than swapping for overpaid garbage that will leave the Magic exiting 2nd round in the playoffs at best. He knows that it also takes strategy and money to bulid a championship caliber team. So here we are...the waiting period. Just enjoy the games for the next couple of years. The magic will not be favored to win most games, so when the Magic do win, it will be exhilerating! I'm also looking forward to 2014 summer, but who knows, maybe hennigan will surprise us in the meantime with something else. Also don't forget who's really to blame for all of this, the new management is just cleaning up what the other management left behind. And you can't forget to mention Dwight Howard. So disgusted by how secret he was for so long, then demanding a trade, then signing a waiver saying he wants to stay, then boom, he wants to get traded again. Love the guy, he's a baller but damn, just not the same Dwight Howard we know from the "Sticker Dunk" ....or "Superman dunk". That guy vanished at some point last year.

I'd actually prefer we play Miami just for the chance at knocking them out of the playoffs in 2nd round. That would be a fun series to watch, hopefully the Magic can keep a hot FG% throughout the playoffs. Miami will probably be the toughest to beat compared to Chicago, considering Magic matchups, but we're going to have to get through both eventually if we want to make the Finals. Plus beating the Heat will be much more satisfying as a Magic fan.

Just got off work and heard the news that Dwight staying until at least summer 2013. Just wanted to say WOOO HOOOO!! His comments put a smile on my face too when he talked about being loyal and really gushing on the love for Orlando. Feeling good about this team now, might actually surprise us this year who knows!

Holy crap... 10 more days. I think this season's trade deadline gives me the jitters more than any other season as a magic fan. The Magic are only a few pieces away from being the real threat in the NBA.