The Los Angeles-based Drew League was founded in 1973 and is celebrating its 50th year anniversary.
The NBA has announced that premier pro-am basketball from various leagues – including Drew League, Miami Pro League and AEBL, among others – will stream globally on the NBA App and NBA.com.
Below is everything to know about the collaboration between the NBA and Drew League.
• Complete coverage: Pro-Am summer basketball
How can I watch Drew League games?
To watch the games on the NBA App for Apple or Android devices, simply download the app > click the Watch tab at the bottom > select the stream from “Live & Upcoming Events”. To watch on streaming devices, including Roku (select countries), Xbox, Android TV, Playstation (select countries), Apple TV, Amazon Fire Stick and Fire TV, and Chromecast, simply download the NBA App > scroll to “Live & Upcoming Events” in the Home section > select the stream.
What is the Drew League’s schedule?
Drew League summer games will stream on NBA platforms on Saturdays and Sundays, from Saturday, July 1 to Sunday, August 20. Subject to change. Every Monday, a schedule will be available for all Pro-Am games that week on the NBA App and NBA.com.
Will games be available to watch after they end?
Highlights from select games that are streamed will be shared on each of the NBA’s digital and social platforms. A full replay of select games will later be available on the NBA App and NBA.com.
Where are Drew League games played?
Regular-season games have been played at King Drew Magnet High School in Los Angeles. The playoffs have been played at El Camino College, roughly eight miles from King Drew.
Which NBA players have participated in the Drew League?
Dozens of NBA players have participated in the Drew League, including NBA All-Stars LeBron James, DeMar DeRozan and Trae Young in 2022 alone. Over the years, the league has seen stars such as Kobe Bryant, Kevin Durant, James Harden, Paul George, John Wall, Paul Pierce and many more.
About the Drew League
The Drew League was founded by Alvin Wills in 1973 and is celebrating its 50th year anniversary. The Los Angeles pro-am league has showcased both local and professional stars over the years.
“This is an extremely exciting year for the Drew League, and we are thrilled to collaborate with the NBA to bring the league to more fans across the globe,” said Chaniel Smiley, Drew League Commissioner. “I’m very proud of the work we have done this year for The Drew and look forward to all the new fans experiencing first-hand the talent of the players in the Drew League as well as its cultural impact.”
Find more details about the Drew League here.
