The Spurs just dropped their full 2026-27 TV schedule, and let me tell you, it’s a game-changer for fans: we’re getting 22 regular-season games absolutely free, over the air, on CWSA (CW 35)! This isn’t some tiny package either, it’s a real chunk of the season that everyone can tune into without shelling out a dime.
Unlocking Wembanyama: Free Games and Global Showdowns
Seriously, 22 free games! That’s incredible access to watch Victor Wembanyama and the crew tear it up. The first one is Tuesday when the Spurs hit the road to visit the Sacramento Kings. But it gets even wilder: those free broadcasts include two insane international matchups against the New Orleans Pelicans. We’re talking about a game in Paris on January 14, followed up by another clash in Manchester, England, just three days later. How cool is that? And mark your calendars for March 19, because the free list also includes a huge Texas showdown right at the Frost Bank Center against the Dallas Mavericks. Plus, fans in Austin, Corpus Christi, and the Rio Grande Valley are also getting in on the action with selected over-the-air broadcasts through local TV partners. No excuses to miss out!
DAZN Delivers, National Stage Awaits
Beyond the freebies, the bulk of our local broadcasts, 65 regular-season games to be exact, are heading to DAZN, the paid sports streaming service. For $19.99 a month, or a season pass for $119.99, you get access across Central, South, and West Texas on pretty much any smart device you own. The DAZN lineup includes some must-see games, like a November 29 battle against the Boston Celtics and another huge Texas rivalry on March 5 against the Houston Rockets. And don’t forget, there are also dozens of nationally televised matchups! We’re talking 34 games spread across NBC, Peacock, Amazon Prime Video, ABC, and ESPN, plus an additional five games on NBA TV. The craziest part? More games could get added to the schedule depending on how the Spurs do in the NBA Cup, that in-season tournament kicking off October 30 and running through December 11. Imagine even *more* games!
The Voices of Our Game
It wouldn’t be a Spurs game without our iconic broadcast team. Former Spurs legend Sean Elliott is back for his 26th season as the lead television analyst, alongside play-by-play announcer Jacob Tobey, who’s entering his third season. And if you’re old school, all the games will be on WOAI 1200-AM with Dan Weiss on the call, while Paul Castro handles the Spanish-language broadcasts on KXTN 1350-AM. So, whether you’re streaming, watching over the air, or tuning in on the radio, you’re covered.
Tuesday is the first CWSA broadcast, with our Spurs heading to Sacramento. This schedule makes it super easy to follow every step of this exciting team. You can find the complete broadcast schedule and all your viewing options at Spurs.com/Watch or through the official Spurs mobile app. Get hyped, because this season is just getting started!
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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