NBA TV unveils 2026-2027 schedule, programming plans
The 2026-2027 season marks the second year of the NBA’s new media deals. And now with the NBA TV schedule being released, the national television slate has been completed for the upcoming campaign. Amazon, NBC, and ESPN have revealed their schedules for the new season to build on what was a very successful first year…
In the 2026-2027 NBA season, NBA TV has unveiled its schedule and programming plans. This marks the second year of the league's new media deals, with Amazon, NBC, and ESPN completing the national television slate. The NBA TV lineup comprises 60 games, starting with a doubleheader on October 24 featuring LeBron James and the Philadelphia 76ers against the Milwaukee Bucks, and the Phoenix Suns facing the Golden State Warriors.
Other highlights include the NBA Mexico City Game on November 7, where the Denver Nuggets take on the Indiana Pacers, and two New Year's Eve games, including a Spurs-Hornets match at 1 p.m. ET and a Knicks-Suns clash at 9 p.m. ET. NBA TV will also broadcast ten games nationwide over the five-day period surrounding New Year's Day, from December 30 through January 3.
The network will resume its lineup of original programming after transferring operations from TNT Sports last year. The Association, hosted by MJ Acosta-Ruiz, Chris Haynes, Darren Collison, Rudy Gay, and Robin Lopez, will return to the nightly schedule, along with Coaches Corner, featuring ESPN NBA analyst Tim Legler discussing strategies and philosophies with coaches.
Inside Practice will provide access to training camps for teams such as the 76ers, Timberwolves, and Warriors, while Basketcast and The Warmup will offer regular coverage throughout the NBA season. Additionally, the league network will continue to showcase top international basketball, featuring leagues from Africa, Australia, France, and Germany.
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