The Dallas Mavericks are ready to start the 2026-2027 season on Wednesday October 21, 2026 when they head southeast to Houston to take on the Rockets. The 82-game slate ends on Sunday April 11, 2027 at home against the Memphis Grizzlies.
In between those two dates, the Mavericks will have at least 21 nationally televised games. This is the NBA schedule, however, so nothing is quite that simple. As per usual, some of the nationally televised games will also air on KFAA. We can also expect some flex, which could result in Dallas having nationally televised games either added to the docket, or removed. Barring any speculation for a moment, here is what we currently know.
- 21 games: The number of nationally televised games.
- 8 games: Televised on NBC.
- 6 games: Televised on ESPN.
- 4 games: Televised on Prime.
- 2 games: Televised on Peacock
- 1 game: Televised on ABC.
Aside from the above, KFAA will be your go-to for all other games (with five such games simulcast on WFAA, and more yet to be announced). If you are a non-local Mavs’ fan, NBA League Pass is going to be your access point to the majority of games throughout the year. MavsTV+ will also carry all games that are not nationally televised. 10 total games are exclusively nationally televised, with at least one such game falling under each of the above named stations. That means if you intend to watch all 82 Mavs’ games, you’ll need at least two streaming services (Prime and Peacock) to get the job done.
If you find yourself driving during game time, 105.3 FM The Fan is your way to listen, with 99.1 FM Zona MX featuring your Spanish broadcast.
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