NBA TV Schedule 2022-23: What Basketball Game Is On Today?

NBA games are broadcast nationally across the United States, with additional coverage on local channels and regional sports networks. The 2025-26 NBA season begins a new 11-year media rights era, featuring ABC, NBC, ESPN, Peacock, and Amazon Prime Video as national partners.

NBA TV Schedule – Friday, January 30, 2026 (ET)

• Lakers at Wizards – 7:00 PM ET | SN-LA, MNMT
• Kings at Celtics – 7:30 PM ET | NBCS
• Grizzlies at Pelicans – 7:30 PM ET | FDSS, Gulf
• Trail Blazers at Knicks – 7:30 PM ET | KUNP, MSG
• Raptors at Magic – 7:30 PM ET | ESPN, FDSF, TSN
• Clippers at Nuggets – 9:00 PM ET | ALT, FDSS
• Cavaliers at Suns – 9:00 PM ET | FDSO, AZFa, Suns
• Nets at Jazz – 9:30 PM ET | YES, KJZZ, Jazz
• Pistons at Warriors – 10:00 PM ET | ESPN, NBCS, FDSD

National NBA TV Coverage

• ESPN: Wednesday night doubleheaders; selected Friday night games
• Amazon Prime Video: Friday night games most of the season, plus Thursday night games and select Saturday afternoons
• NBC: Tuesday night doubleheaders (Coast 2 Coast Tuesday) and Sunday Night Basketball
• Peacock: Streams all NBC games and at least one exclusive game
• ABC: Saturday night and Sunday afternoon games in the second half of the season

Special scheduling applies during Tip-Off Week, Christmas Day, and Martin Luther King Jr. Day, with increased national coverage late in the season for games impacting playoff races.

NBA Playoffs & Finals TV Coverage

• First two playoff rounds: Shared by ABC/ESPN, NBC/Peacock, and Amazon Prime Video
• Conference Finals: Rotate yearly among national partners
• NBA Finals: Exclusively broadcast nationwide on ABC

Local & Regional Broadcasts

Games not selected for national TV are shown on local broadcast stations and regional sports networks, often airing alongside national telecasts. In Canada, NBA coverage differs, with Toronto Raptors games always available on Canadian networks, even when televised nationally in the U.S.

For complete coverage, fans should check national TV listings, streaming platforms, and local networks, especially late in the season when flex scheduling increases.