The NBA launched a multi-streaming platform and an updated NBA TV, starting on October 15, which will give fans nonstop basketball content.

With just days to go before the start of its next season, the NBA is launching a new effort that will help fans find the game they want to watch, including local games as well as national games available on Disney’s ESPN and ABC; NBCUniversal’s NBC and Peacock; and Amazon’s Prime Video.

The regular season tips off on Oct. 21, but fans can catch plenty of preseason action on ESPN's family of networks.

The league is also assuming full control over the NBA League Pass service in a series of moves ahead of the 2025 season start. There’s just a week until the 2025-26 NBA season tips off, and that means fans across the country will get to see their teams in action for the first time since spring.

NBA announces multi-platform streaming offering and exclusive content on NBA starting Oct. 15, all accessible via the NBA App.

The league is taking full control over its cable channel and streaming platform, 17 years after Turner Sports and Warner Bros. Discovery first began running the operation.

The Golden State Warriors (1–0) capped a busy offseason as they aim to extend their championship window and will host the revamped Portland Trail Blazers in a preseason matchup Wednesday night at Chase Center.

The Lakers vs. Mavs preseason game will air nationally on ESPN. Viewers can stream the game on Fubo, which offers a free trial, as well as with the brand new ESPN app.