Thursday, October 1, 2026
2025-26 · National windows per team
NBA National TV
Los Angeles Lakers have the most national windows: 42, or 51.2% of their schedule.
| # | Team | Natl TV | Share | Networks | Last season |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Los AngelesLakersLAL | 51.2% | Peacock 11 · Prime Video 10 · ESPN 8+5 more | 50-32 | |
| 1 |  New YorkKnicksNYK | 50.6% | Peacock 11 · Prime Video 11 · ESPN 8+9 more | 51-31 | |
| 3 |  Golden StateWarriorsGSW | 48.8% | Peacock 11 · Prime Video 10 · NBA TV 8+5 more | 48-34 | |
| 4 |  Oklahoma CityThunderOKC | 45.1% | Peacock 11 · Prime Video 10 · ESPN 9+5 more | 68-14 | |
| 5 |  San AntonioSpursSAS | 43.4% | ESPN 11 · Peacock 11 · Prime Video 10+6 more | 34-48 | |
| 6 |  BostonCelticsBOS | 41.5% | Peacock 12 · ESPN 9 · NBC 9+4 more | 61-21 | |
| 6 |  ClevelandCavaliersCLE | 41.5% | ESPN 11 · Peacock 10 · NBA TV 6+7 more | 64-18 | |
| 6 |  MinnesotaTimberwolvesMIN | 41.5% | Peacock 9 · Prime Video 9 · ESPN 8+4 more | 49-33 | |
| 9 |  HoustonRocketsHOU | 40.2% | Peacock 11 · ESPN 8 · Prime Video 8+5 more | 52-30 | |
| 10 |  DenverNuggetsDEN | 37.8% | Peacock 11 · ESPN 9 · NBC 7+5 more | 50-32 | |
| 11 |  LAClippersLAC | 34.1% | Peacock 11 · NBA TV 8 · NBC 6+4 more | 50-32 | |
| 12 |  DallasMavericksDAL | 32.9% | Peacock 8 · ESPN 6 · NBC 6+5 more | 39-43 | |
| 13 |  DetroitPistonsDET | 29.3% | Peacock 9 · ESPN 5 · Prime Video 5+5 more | 44-38 | |
| 14 |  Philadelphia76ersPHI | 28.0% | Peacock 10 · NBC 7 · NBA TV 5+5 more | 24-58 | |
| 15 |  OrlandoMagicORL | 26.8% | Peacock 7 · Prime Video 6 · NBA TV 5+3 more | 41-41 | |
| 16 |  MilwaukeeBucksMIL | 25.6% | NBA TV 7 · Peacock 6 · Prime Video 5+2 more | 48-34 | |
| 17 |  PhoenixSunsPHX | 22.0% | Peacock 9 · NBA TV 6 · NBC 5+3 more | 36-46 | |
| 18 |  AtlantaHawksATL | 19.5% | NBA TV 8 · Peacock 4 · ESPN 3+3 more | 40-42 | |
| 19 |  PortlandTrail BlazersPOR | 15.9% | Peacock 7 · NBC 5 · NBA TV 4+2 more | 36-46 | |
| 20 |  CharlotteHornetsCHA | 12.2% | NBA TV 4 · Peacock 3 · Prime Video 2+3 more | 19-63 | |
| 20 |  MemphisGrizzliesMEM | 12.2% | Peacock 4 · NBA TV 3 · Prime Video 3+1 more | 48-34 | |
| 20 |  MiamiHeatMIA | 12.2% | NBA TV 3 · Peacock 3 · Prime Video 3+3 more | 37-45 | |
| 23 |  SacramentoKingsSAC | 7.3% | NBC 3 · Peacock 3 · ESPN 1+2 more | 40-42 | |
| 23 |  TorontoRaptorsTOR | 7.3% | NBA TV 2 · Prime Video 2 · ESPN 1+1 more | 30-52 | |
| 25 |  ChicagoBullsCHI | 6.1% | Peacock 2 · Prime Video 2 · NBA TV 1+1 more | 39-43 | |
| 26 |  IndianaPacersIND | 4.9% | ESPN 1 · NBA TV 1 · Peacock 1+1 more | 50-32 | |
| 27 |  UtahJazzUTA | 3.7% | Peacock 2 · NBA TV 1 · NBC 1 | 17-65 | |
| 27 |  WashingtonWizardsWAS | 3.7% | NBA TV 1 · Peacock 1 · Prime Video 1 | 18-64 | |
| 29 |  BrooklynNetsBKN | 1.2% | Peacock 1 | 26-56 | |
| 29 |  New OrleansPelicansNOP | 1.2% | NBA TV 1 | 21-61 |
What the columns mean
- #
- Rank on the column the board is sorted by, 1 = most. The rank belongs to the team, not the row, so flipping to low-to-high counts down to #1 at the foot. Ties share a rank.
- Natl TV
- Games on the team's main slate with a national television window. A game simulcast on two national networks counts once.
- Share
- Those games as a share of the team's main-slate schedule — regular season plus in-season cup.
- Networks
- Which national networks carry the team, most games first. A simulcast game appears under each network, so these can add up to more than the total.
- Last season
- The team's record the previous season — what the networks were picking from when the schedule was made.
Windows against last season
San Antonio Spurs went 34-48 in 2024-25 and still drew 36 national windows — the most of any team that finished under .500.
The extremes
The networks' pick
The Los Angeles Lakers' national slate: 42 of 82 games carry a national television window — 51.2% of the schedule — across Peacock 11 · Prime Video 10 · ESPN 8 · NBA TV 8 · NBC 8 · ABC 6 · Telemundo 3 · NBC Sports Network 1.
The networks' blind spot
The New Orleans Pelicans' national slate: 1 of 82 games carry a national television window — 1.2% of the schedule — across NBA TV 1.
Most televised under .500
The San Antonio Spurs went 34-48 the season before and still drew 36 national windows — the most of any team that finished under .500.
How it's counted
A national TV game is one the NBA schedule feed lists with a national television broadcast — broadcaster scope "natl", media "tv" — the same rule the schedule and game pages use to print a game's network, so a count here and a network beside a game can never disagree.
National streaming windows are included: the feed labels the streaming-exclusive national services as television, and a reader watches them the same way.
A game simulcast on two national networks counts once in a team's total and once under each network in the breakdown, so the networks can add up to more than the total.
Share is national games over the team's main-slate games — regular season plus in-season cup — the same slate the rest of the travel desk counts.
Last season is the team's record in 2024-25 — the strength prior that exists the hour a schedule drops, and so the record the networks were picking from. It is not a projection of this season.
Teams the networks passed over still appear, at zero. This is who the networks picked, not a judgement of who deserved it.
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