Tuesday, November 10, 2026

WNBA National TV

Schedule last changed Mon, Oct 26, 2:25 PM EDT

#TeamNatl TVShareIONUSAPrimePeacockCBSParamount+ESPNNBA TVOtherLast season
1IndianaFeverIND44100.0%798544611324-20
2Las VegasAcesLVA3680.0%295677311530-14
3DallasWingsDAL3579.5%695433331110-34
4New YorkLibertyNYL3373.3%56733342827-17
5Los AngelesSparksLAS3272.7%69632232821-23
6AtlantaDreamATL3068.2%75553331830-14
7MinnesotaLynxMIN2965.9%56435512634-10
7PhoenixMercuryPHX2965.9%594322211227-17
9Golden StateValkyriesGSV2863.6%9653222—923-21
10ChicagoSkyCHI2761.4%86216621510-34
11SeattleStormSEA2659.1%61221——12623-21
12PortlandFirePDX2250.0%831222154—
13TorontoTempoTOR2147.7%842211132—
14WashingtonMysticsWAS1943.2%10—22———5216-28
15ConnecticutSunCON1738.6%8321——21311-33
What the columns mean
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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
The columns after Share: the team's games on each national network, the networks with the most games across the league first. A game simulcast on two networks counts under each, so a row can add up to more than Natl TV. Other adds up the rest of the networks: NBC Sports Network, ABC, CNBC, Disney+, NBC. A dash means none.
Last season
The team's record the previous season — what the networks were picking from when the schedule was made.

Windows against last season

Dallas Wings went 10-34 in 2025 and still drew 35 national windows — the most of any team that finished under .500.

How it's counted

A national TV game is one the WNBA 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 2025 — 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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