NBA, NBC and Regular-Season Slate
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The NBA on NBC is back this October and will be with you all season long. Let's take a look at the schedule.
The NBA has revealed its national television schedule for the 2026 season, which will see an increase in games shown on broadcast television. The NBA will air 90 games on over-the-air television in 2026,
Check out every NBA game on NBC, Peacock and NBCSN in 2026-27. NBA.com Staff • Download the NBA App NBC and Peacock are bringing NBA fans a full slate of high-energy matchups this season. From Opening Night to weekend primetime games, you can stream or ...
Knicks Host New-Look Philadelphia 76ers in Primetime Matchup on NBC and Peacock; Pre-Game Coverage, including Knicks Raising Their First Championship Banner Since 1973, Begins Live from Madison Square Garden with NBA Showtime at 6:30 p.
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NBA makes big schedule change
Christmas Day has been the traditional home for the NBA’s marquee regular season showcase event. But with the NFL now encroaching on their territory, the league is expanding its offering on other holidays.
The full season schedule is revealed, from the opening tipoff to the final day of action before the SoFi NBA Play-In Tournament. Official release • Download the NBA App The NBA has released its full schedule for the 2026-27 season. • Complete list of ...
Also, Boston is at Detroit, and Oklahoma City opens the season in San Antonio.
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Michael Jordan made ESPN panic
Michael Jordan joining the NBA on NBC might not be what basketball fans were hoping for, but it was enough to put ESPN on edge. Michael Wilbon, who has known Jordan for more than 40 years, recently joined the Awful Announcing Podcast for a wide-ranging conversation discussing Pardon the Interruption,
Jason Benetti, the voice of NBC's Sunday Night Baseball, will be expanding his netowrk duties this fall to include pro basketball. NBC Sports announced on Thursday, Aug. 13, that Benetti has joined its NBA play-by-play team for the 2026-27 season.
There will be an announcement about coverage for this coming season's NBA on NBC on the 'Today' show on Monday morning.
LeBron James and the Philadelphia 76ers are featured prominently on both days as well.