Sling TV Streams 2025 WNBA Playoffs with Flexible Pass Options

Lead Sling TV begins live streaming the opening day of the 2025 WNBA Playoffs on Sunday, September 14, offering subscribers access via ESPN channels on Sling Orange, Blue or Orange + Blue with Sports Extra and one-day passes.

Nut Graf The service’s flexible packages and new short-term passes aim to capture sports fans seeking budget-friendly, contract-free options for postseason basketball, underscoring Sling’s push to broaden its live-sports audience.

Key Streaming Options for WNBA Playoffs

Sling Orange, Blue or Orange + Blue

Sling Orange includes ESPN and ESPN2.
Sling Blue adds FOX and NBC in select markets, FS1 and NBA TV.
Sling Orange + Blue combines both with access to 46 channels.

Sports Extra Add-On

Adds MLB Network, NHL Network, SEC Network, ACC Network, ESPNU and ESPNews.

Short-Term Passes

Day Pass ($4.99): 24-hour access to Sling Orange channels including ESPN networks.
Weekend Pass ($9.99): Live TV access Friday through Sunday.
Week Pass ($14.99): Full seven-day access.

Pricing and Purchase Details

Sling Orange: $45.99/month
Sling Blue: $45.99/month
Sling Orange + Blue: $60.99/month

Purchase passes and add-ons directly through Sling’s website or supported device apps.

Why It Matters

With the playoffs concentrated over a few weekends, Sling’s à la carte passes offer a low-commitment way to catch every WNBA game without a month-long subscription. This flexibility could attract cord-cutters and casual fans alike, particularly during marquee matchups.

What to Watch Today

Game 1: TBD teams tip off across ESPN and ESPN2.
Tip-off Time: Check local listings for start times.

Subscribers can also leverage 50 hours of free Cloud DVR to record games within their pass window and stream highlights on demand.