Alright, guys, so the other day I was trying to catch a game, but I didn’t have cable. Naturally, I turned to the internet, and that’s when I stumbled upon the whole Reddit NBA streams thing. I was like, “Is this even legit?” and more importantly, “Is it safe?” So, I decided to do some digging and try it out myself. Here’s what happened.
My Little Experiment
First, I just searched for “Reddit NBA streams” on, you know, Reddit. Boom! A bunch of subreddits popped up. Most of them were already banned, looked kinda sketchy.

I found one that was still active. It had a list of links for different games. I’m not gonna lie, my spidey senses were tingling. But, I was curious, so I clicked on one.
The Wild West of Streaming
- Pop-ups Galore: The moment I clicked, it was like a pop-up party. Ads everywhere! I was clicking those little “x” buttons like crazy.
- Quality Was a Gamble: I finally got a stream to work, sometimes good, sometimes it looked like it was filmed with a potato.
- Buffering City: And the buffering… oh, the buffering. Let’s just say I missed a few crucial plays because the stream kept freezing.
I tried a few different links, and it was pretty much the same experience across the board. Shady websites, tons of ads, and inconsistent quality. I definitely felt like I needed a shower after clicking on some of those links.
My Takeaway
I managed to get a stream going in the end, and I saw some of the games, sure. But honestly, it felt risky. I’m pretty sure my computer was screaming at me the whole time. I definitely made sure my antivirus was up to date before I even started this little adventure.
I finally understood the issue’s risks.
So, is Reddit NBA streams safe? From my experience, I’d say it’s a big, fat “maybe-not-so-much.” You might find a working stream, but you’re also wading through a lot of junk, and potentially exposing your computer to some nasty stuff. If you value your computer’s health (and your sanity), maybe explore other, more legitimate options.

I learned my lesson.I won’t do this again.