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Updated August 22, 2026 · 2026 NBA season coverage
How to Watch the Brooklyn Nets in 2026-27
Fubo carries the national Brooklyn Nets games
Carries every ABC/ESPN game and the NBC broadcast network, plus a wide sports lineup and free access to ESPN Unlimited. The single best live-TV starting point for an NBA fan.
Important: National games are the minority. Most of an 82-game season airs locally through the team's regional network or local broadcast partner, and that is a separate subscription from any of the national services.
The Brooklyn Nets play 82 regular-season games in 2026-27, opening Tuesday, October 20, 2026. The 2026-27 season is the second year of the NBA's 11-year media deal with Disney, NBCUniversal, and Amazon. TNT and TBS no longer carry the NBA. Every national game streams on a broadly distributed service — the ESPN App for ABC and ESPN games, Peacock for NBC games, and Prime Video for Amazon games.
NATIONAL TELEVISION PARTNERS
ABC and ESPN
STREAMS ON ESPN APP / ESPN UNLIMITED80 regular-season games, the five-game Christmas Day slate, first- and second-round playoff games, the 2027 Western Conference Finals, and the NBA Finals — which air exclusively on ABC.
NBC, Peacock, and NBCSN
STREAMS ON PEACOCK100 regular-season games including the opening-night tripleheader, Holiday Hoops, a Presidents' Day quadrupleheader, and All-Star coverage. Monday games stream on Peacock and air on NBCSN.
Prime Video
STREAMS ON PRIME VIDEOExclusive Thursday and Friday games, Saturday afternoons, the NBA Cup knockout rounds, all six Play-In Tournament games, playoff games, and one Conference Finals series in 2027.
WHERE GAMES AIR BY NIGHT
LOCAL GAMES AND BLACKOUTS
National games are the minority. Most of an 82-game season airs locally through the team's regional network or local broadcast partner, and that is a separate subscription from any of the national services.
Local games are blacked out on NBA League Pass — the out-of-market package exists for following a team you do not live near, not for watching your hometown team.
NBA League Pass
$14.99/MONTH OR $109.99/YEAROut-of-market games, subject to local blackouts. Also purchasable as an add-on through Prime Video.
This is for following the Brooklyn Nets from outside their market. If you live in the market, it is the wrong product — you need the regional network instead.
LIVE TV STREAMING SERVICES THAT CARRY BROOKLYN NETS GAMES
Fubo
RECOMMENDED FOR CORD CUTTERSCarries every ABC/ESPN game and the NBC broadcast network, plus a wide sports lineup and free access to ESPN Unlimited. The single best live-TV starting point for an NBA fan.
- ESPN, ESPN2, and ABC in most markets
- NBC broadcast network
- Includes ESPN Unlimited access
- Cloud DVR and a free trial for new subscribers
YouTube TV
Carries ESPN, ABC, and NBC; Peacock-exclusive Monday games are reachable via NBCSN. Peacock itself can be added as a channel.
Hulu + Live TV
Carries ABC, ESPN, and NBC, and includes ESPN Unlimited through the ESPN app.
Sling TV
Cheapest option. Orange carries ESPN and ESPN2 (ABC games appear via ESPN3); League Pass is available as an add-on. No NBC in many markets.
DirecTV
The MySports package carries the national networks plus most regional sports networks — the simplest single answer if you want local games too.
DIRECT SUBSCRIPTIONS (NO CABLE LOGIN NEEDED)
- Peacock — All NBC-produced games plus Peacock-exclusive Mondays. Also carries local games in markets served by NBC Sports regional networks.
- Prime Video — All Amazon-produced games, the Play-In Tournament, and NBA Cup knockout rounds. League Pass can be added on.
- ESPN Unlimited — Every ESPN-produced game plus ABC games, without a cable login.
KEY DATES THIS SEASON
Compatible Streaming Devices
All major live-sports streaming services support the same set of devices. If you have any modern smart TV or streaming stick, you can watch on it:
- Roku — Roku Streaming Stick, Roku Ultra, Roku-enabled smart TVs (TCL, Hisense, others)
- Amazon Fire TV — Fire TV Stick, Fire TV Cube, Fire-enabled smart TVs
- Apple TV — Apple TV 4K, Apple TV HD
- Google Chromecast — Chromecast with Google TV (newer models), older Chromecast streaming devices
- Smart TVs — Samsung Tizen TVs, LG webOS TVs, Vizio SmartCast TVs, Android TV models
- Gaming Consoles — PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One
- Mobile — iOS (iPhone, iPad), Android phones and tablets, with the option to AirPlay or cast to a TV
- Web Browser — Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge on Mac and Windows
FREE WAYS TO WATCH THE BROOKLYN NETS
Roughly 90 games air free over the air on ABC and NBC — a record for the league, and the cheapest way to watch a meaningful chunk of the season with nothing but an antenna.
Streaming free trials are the other zero-cost option — Fubo offers one for new subscribers, which covers a few weeks of the season.