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Every game on the slate is listed with its tip-off time in Eastern and Pacific time, the national network when there is one, the local television partners of both teams and the radio calls. The schedule comes from the official league calendar and is refreshed every day; times move when the league moves them, and a game that has already started shows the live score instead of the tip-off.

A national window means the game is available across the country on that network or its streaming service, and it is not subject to the local blackout that applies to League Pass. When no national network is listed, the game is a local broadcast: it airs on each team's regional partner in its home market and on League Pass everywhere else. Radio is always local, on the flagship station of each team.

Watching from outside the United States? The country guides show every game in your local time, in your language, with the broadcasters of your country: UK, Canada, Australia, Philippines, Italia, France, Deutschland and more.

Each team has its own watching guide with the same information for the whole season, the next game first. The expected fives for the same games are on starting lineups. The scores page follows the same slate once the games are under way, and the season calendar has the dates that shape the schedule, from the NBA Cup nights to the All-Star break.