Somewhat new to technology - how to best setup my HDTV & MacBook Pro (13-inch, Mid 2010) for NBA League Pass?

Hey guys,
I'm fairly new to all this, and have only just bought my first Mac.
Can someone help me with the best setup for my Lounge Room to watch NBA League Pass?
Is Apple TV my best option? or is there another way I can watch through the NBA website wirelessly?
Currently I'm using my xbox with the Game Time app to watch games, but with this I am unable to use any of the features League Pass Premium has to offer.
Because of this, I thought it would be best to stream from my Mac via the NBA website.
Can someone let me know exactly what Adaptor I'll need to buy, and any other cables?
TV is a Panasonic ST60.
Any help/advice is greatly appreciated!

anyone?

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