By Jenny Catlin / The Athletic, 2026-10-05 19:00:49
上赛季NBA总决赛创下了自1998年以来的最高收视纪录，观众们见证了维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 和年轻的圣安东尼奥马刺在与老将云集的纽约尼克斯激战五场后遗憾落败。可以预见，这份额外的关注度将延续到2026-27赛季。压力随之而来——重返总决赛如今已是成功的底线。
马刺基本保留了原有阵容。文班亚马——上赛季年度最佳防守球员，并在个人首次季后赛之旅中荣膺西部决赛MVP——依然是球队核心。斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 和迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 回归，与达龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 组成竞争激烈的后场。效力多年的马刺后卫德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell) 和年度最佳第六人凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson) 也悉数留队。
托拜厄斯·哈里斯 (Tobias Harris) 是休赛期的最大收获，以两年合同加盟。马刺还与神射手朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie) 续签了三年合同。
球队的延续性不止于阵容。整个休赛期，马刺都在发展“豺狼帮”（Jackals）——这是文班亚马去年发起的欧式球迷助威区。9月的百人新成员选拔中，有球迷装扮成《招魂》里的恶魔修女，还有人扮成毁灭博士，且都融入了马刺元素。
本赛季想要看全马刺全部82场常规赛，需要花点心思并留意细节。马刺的比赛分散在ABC、ESPN、NBC和Peacock、Prime Video以及NBA TV播出，而DAZN则成为球队全新的区域流媒体转播平台。
当马刺试图成为自2019年以来首支连续两年闯入NBA总决赛的球队时，请务必在The Athletic上关注马刺以及随队记者Jared Weiss，获取最新的报道与分析。
你可以通过Fubo观看本地及全国转播的NBA比赛（立即免费观看）。非本地观众可通过NBA League Pass观看区域转播比赛。
如何观看马刺区域转播
本地观众
大多数NBA比赛转播都是区域性的，即只在参赛球队所在的电视市场播出。本地球迷需要接入其区域体育网络（简称RSN）。
2026-27赛季，马刺有了新的区域转播平台。DAZN将取代FanDuel Sports Network Southwest，成为马刺面向德州中部、南部和西部观众的直接面向消费者（DTC）的观赛选择。
对于订阅月度或赛季通的用户，DAZN将转播所有非全国独家转播的马刺常规赛。此外，任何注册DAZN账户的用户都可以免费观看该平台转播的15场比赛。马刺方面表示，另有22场比赛将通过本地广播合作伙伴免费进行地面电视播出。
非本地观众
在主场市场之外观看区域转播比赛需要NBA League Pass。League Pass上唯一被 blackout 的内容是全国电视转播比赛和本地RSN转播。本地 blackout 的比赛将在直播结束三天后开放回放，全国转播的比赛则可在次日上午6点（美东时间）在League Pass上回看。
League Pass有多种订阅选项——更高级别的套餐会用球迷热舞和吉祥物表演等场内趣味内容替代广告。用户还可以在主队和客队信号之间切换。
马刺球迷也可以选择NBA Team Pass订阅选项，只锁定马刺的比赛。
如何观看NBA全国转播
虽有例外，但全国转播的比赛通常遵循以下整体安排：
- 周一晚： Peacock/NBCSN
- 周二晚： NBC/Peacock
- 周三晚： ESPN
- 周四晚*： Prime Video
- 周五晚： Prime Video 和 ESPN*
- 周六下午*： Prime Video
- 周六晚*： ESPN/ABC
- 周日下午*： ESPN/ABC
- 周日晚*： NBC/Peacock
- 全周： NBA TV
* 赛季中期开始
马刺2026-27赛季关键全国转播比赛
赛程可能会有变动。完整赛程可点击此处查看。
- 10月20日，周二（赛季揭幕战）： 对阵俄克拉荷马城雷霆，NBC，美东时间晚9:30/中部时间晚8:30
- 11月27日，周五（黑色星期五）： 对阵洛杉矶湖人，Prime Video，美东时间晚9:30/中部时间晚8:30
- 12月25日，周五（圣诞节）： 客场对阵纽约尼克斯，ABC/ESPN，美东时间中午12点/中部时间上午11点
- 1月14日，周四（NBA巴黎赛）： 对阵新奥尔良鹈鹕，Prime Video，美东时间下午2点/中部时间下午1点
- 1月17日，周日（NBA曼彻斯特赛）： 对阵新奥尔良鹈鹕，Prime Video，美东时间上午10:30/中部时间上午9:30
- 1月30日，周六（宿敌周）： 客场对阵金州勇士，ABC，美东时间下午5:30/中部时间下午4:30
- 2月28日，周日（德州奥斯汀站）： 对阵丹佛掘金，ABC，美东时间下午1点/中部时间中午12点
下面我们来逐一介绍各全国转播合作伙伴。
ABC
这里是拉里·奥布莱恩杯的归宿，是迈克·布林 (Mike Breen)喊出“Bang!”的地方，也是“Jingle Hoops”在圣诞节为我们送上五场对决的舞台。
由于是无线电视网，ABC的比赛转播显得颇为庄重大气。该频道的周六黄金时段比赛从12月开始，周日双赛则从2月底启动。ABC的转播在赛季末达到高潮——他们独家拥有NBA总决赛的转播权。
去年是“Inside the NBA”在ABC和ESPN的首秀赛季，此前这档演播室节目在TNT Sports经历了漫长而曲折的岁月。查尔斯·巴克利 (Charles Barkley) 声称，他和主持人厄尼·约翰逊 (Ernie Johnson) 可能会在2026-27赛季结束后退役。
ESPN
ABC和ESPN同属华特迪士尼公司旗下，两频道在常规赛合计将转播80场比赛。虽然两个频道都在周六和周日各有安排，但ESPN还在周三和周五前后的工作日晚上提供额外场次。
观看这些比赛所需： ABC可通过天线免费收看。ESPN包含在付费电视套餐中，或需订阅ESPN Unlimited。
NBA TV
这是联盟合作伙伴中最简单直接的一个。NBA TV直接转播主队RSN的信号同步画面，为全国转播轮换增添一些本地特色。虽然它是一个独立频道，NBA TV也内置于League Pass应用中。
观看这些比赛所需： NBA TV包含在League Pass订阅中。它也可通过大多数付费电视套餐收看，但部分套餐可能需要附加体育或高级频道包。
NBC和Peacock
如今已是NBC阔别二十余年后NBA复兴的第二年。
大部分焕新元素仍在延续。值得庆幸的是，“Roundball Rock”回归了。“Coast 2 Coast Tuesday”的赛制同样保留。这虽不是传统意义上的双赛，但两场比赛都在Peacock上直播。美东和中部时区以及部分山地时区市场的观众可在美东时间晚8点观看一场NBC比赛，太平洋及其他山地时区观众则可在太平洋时间晚8点观看另一场NBC比赛。
NBC拥有赛季揭幕战、全明星周末，以及马丁·路德·金日和总统日的节日四连赛。其“周日篮球之夜”黄金时段将于1月24日开启——届时NBC的NFL转播任务已经结束。
该频道的解说员包括迈克·蒂里科 (Mike Tirico)、诺亚·伊格尔 (Noah Eagle) 和迈克尔·格雷迪 (Michael Grady)。新晋名人堂成员道格·里弗斯 (Doc Rivers) 也加入了比赛解说嘉宾阵容。
所有NBC比赛都在Peacock播出，但Peacock独家场次需要订阅才能流媒体观看，或通过NBCSN进行线性电视收看。
观看这些比赛所需： NBC可通过天线免费收看，订阅Peacock高级套餐即可观看直播体育赛事。NBCSN包含在部分付费电视套餐中。
Prime Video
我们的最后一站是联盟最新的转播合作伙伴。与NBC一样，Prime Video在上赛季加入转播轮换。但这家流媒体平台此前在NBA直播领域毫无根基。它以大手笔签约入局——伊恩·伊格尔 (Ian Eagle) 和凯文·哈伦 (Kevin Harlan) 坐镇解说席，演播室阵容则包括德克·诺维茨基 (Dirk Nowitzki) 和布雷克·格里芬 (Blake Griffin) 等人。
今年Prime的赛程以赛季中期的NBA杯为重头戏，从淘汰赛阶段一直覆盖到决赛。此外还有马刺在巴黎和英国曼彻斯特的NBA全球赛。季后赛阶段，Prime拥有东部决赛的转播权，赛季中期还有一系列周四双赛。
观看这些比赛所需： Prime Video订阅。
本文中的流媒体链接由The Athletic的合作伙伴提供。可能存在观看限制。The Athletic保持完全的编辑独立性。合作伙伴对报道或编辑流程没有任何控制权或参与权，也不会在发布前审阅稿件。
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查看原文：How to watch San Antonio Spurs in 2026-27: New streamer, TV schedule for Wembanyama's crew
How to watch San Antonio Spurs in 2026-27: New streamer, TV schedule for Wembanyama’s crew
The NBA Finals drew its largest audience since 1998 last season, as viewers watched Victor Wembanyama and the young San Antonio Spurs come up short in a five-game thriller against the veteran-laden New York Knicks. Expect that extra attention to carry into the 2026-27 season. The pressure is on, and returning to the finals is now the baseline for success.
San Antonio largely keeps its roster intact. Wembanyama, the reigning Defensive Player of the Year and Western Conference Finals MVP during his first playoff run, remains the centerpiece. Stephon Castle and Dylan Harper are back in a crowded backcourt alongside De’Aaron Fox. Longtime Spurs guard Devin Vassell and Sixth Man of the Year Keldon Johnson also return.
Tobias Harris was the big offseason prize, joining on a two-year deal. San Antonio also inked sharpshooter Julian Champagnie to a three-year extension.
The team’s continuity extends beyond the roster. It spent the offseason growing the Jackals, the European-style supporters section that Wembanyama launched last year. September auditions for 100 new members drew, among others, one fan dressed as the demonic nun from “The Conjuring” and another as Dr. Doom, each with a Spurs-related twist.
Following all 82 games requires a little elbow grease and attention to detail this season. Spurs games are split among ABC, ESPN, NBC and Peacock, Prime Video and NBA TV, while DAZN is the team’s new regional streaming home.
Make sure you’re following the Spurs on The Athletic, as well as beat reporter Jared Weiss, for up-to-date coverage and analysis as San Antonio attempts to become the first team since 2019 to make back-to-back trips to the NBA Finals.
You can watch in-market and nationally televised NBA games on Fubo (Stream Free Now). Out-of-market viewers can stream regional games with NBA League Pass.
How to watch regional Spurs broadcasts
In-market fans
Most NBA broadcasts are regional, which means that they’re only televised in the participating teams’ TV markets. Local fans will need access to their regional sports network, also known as an RSN.
The Spurs have a new regional home in 2026-27. DAZN replaces FanDuel Sports Network Southwest as San Antonio’s direct-to-consumer option for viewers across Central, South and West Texas.
DAZN will carry every regular-season Spurs game that isn’t exclusive to a national broadcaster for fans who sign up for a monthly or season pass. In addition, anyone who creates a DAZN account can watch 15 games that the streamer is showing for free. The Spurs say 22 games will also be available for free over the air through a local broadcast partner.
Out-of-market fans
Streaming regional games beyond a fan’s home market requires NBA League Pass. The only parts of the schedule blacked out on League Pass are national TV games and in-market RSN broadcasts. Local blackouts will be available three days after the live broadcast, and national TV games can be replayed on League Pass at 6 a.m. ET the following day.
League Pass has different subscription options — the higher tiers swap out commercials for in-arena levities like dancing fans and mascot performance art. Streamers can toggle between home and away feeds.
San Antonio fans can choose to just lock in on their Spurs through the NBA Team Pass subscription option.
How to watch national NBA broadcasts
There are exceptions, but nationally televised games usually follow this overall flow:
- Monday night: Peacock/NBCSN
- Tuesday night: NBC/Peacock
- Wednesday night: ESPN
- Thursday night*: Prime Video
- Friday night: Prime Video and ESPN*
- Saturday afternoon*: Prime Video
- Saturday night*: ESPN/ABC
- Sunday afternoon*: ESPN/ABC
- Sunday night*: NBC/Peacock
- Throughout the week: NBA TV
* starts midseason
The Spurs’ key national TV games in 2026-27
Listings are subject to change. The complete schedule can be found here.
- Tuesday, Oct. 20 (season opener): vs. Oklahoma City Thunder, NBC at 9:30 p.m. ET/8:30 p.m. CT
- Friday, Nov. 27 (Black Friday): vs. Los Angeles Lakers, Prime Video at 9:30 p.m. ET/8:30 p.m. CT
- Friday, Dec. 25 (Christmas Day): at New York Knicks, ABC/ESPN at noon ET/11 a.m. CT
- Thursday, Jan. 14 (NBA Paris Game): vs. New Orleans Pelicans, Prime Video at 2 p.m. ET/1 p.m. CT
- Sunday, Jan. 17 (NBA Manchester Game): vs. New Orleans Pelicans, Prime Video at 10:30 a.m. ET/9:30 a.m. CT
- Saturday, Jan. 30 (Rivals Week): at Golden State Warriors, ABC at 5:30 p.m. ET/4:30 p.m. CT
- Sunday, Feb. 28 (in Austin, Texas): vs. Denver Nuggets, ABC at 1 p.m. ET/noon CT
Let’s now take a look at each of the national broadcast partners below.
ABC
This is where the Larry O’Brien Trophy finds its home, where Mike Breen shouts “bang!,” and where “Jingle Hoops” gifts us five matchups across Christmas Day.
Because it’s broadcast TV, the games on ABC can feel rather stately. The network’s primetime Saturday spots begin in December, while its Sunday doubleheaders start at the end of February. ABC’s coverage crescendos at season’s end with exclusive rights to the NBA Finals.
Last year marked the inaugural run for “Inside the NBA” on ABC and ESPN, after the studio show’s long and strange tenure with TNT Sports. Charles Barkley claims that he and anchor Ernie Johnson might retire after 2026-27 is in the books.
ESPN
ABC and ESPN are tied together under the Walt Disney Company, and they will combine for 80 game broadcasts throughout the regular season. While both channels hold court on Saturdays and Sundays, ESPN has additional weeknight offerings spread around Wednesdays and Fridays.
**What you’ll need to watch these games:**ABC is free over the air. ESPN comes with pay TV packages or a subscription to ESPN Unlimited.
NBA TV
Here is our most straightforward of these league partners. NBA TV just pulls a simulcast from the featured home team’s RSN, and throws some local flavor into the national rotation. Though it operates as a standalone channel, NBA TV also lives within the League Pass app.
What you’ll need to watch these games: NBA TV is included with a League Pass subscription. It’s available through most pay TV plans, though some might require a sports or premium package.
NBC and Peacock
We’re now in the second year of NBC’s NBA revival after its absence of more than two decades.
Most of the revamped elements are still in the mix. “Roundball Rock” returns, thankfully. The same goes for the “Coast 2 Coast Tuesday” format. It’s not a traditional doubleheader, though both broadcasts stream on Peacock. There’s one NBC game at 8 p.m. ET for viewers in Eastern and Central time zones, plus select markets on Mountain time. Then there’s another NBC game at 8 p.m. PT for Pacific and other Mountain crowds.
NBC has the season-opening action, All-Star Weekend and holiday quadruple-headers for both MLK Day and Presidents Day. Its “Sunday Night Basketball” primetime window opens on Jan. 24, after NBC’s NFL obligations are in the rearview.
The network’s play-by-play voices include Mike Tirico, Noah Eagle and Michael Grady. Newly inducted Hall of Famer Doc Rivers joins the group of in-game analysts, too.
All NBC games are on Peacock, but the Peacock exclusives require a subscription for streaming or NBCSN access for linear viewing.
What you’ll need to watch these games: NBC is free over the air, and a subscription to Peacock’s premium plan includes live sports broadcasts. NBCSN is included in some pay TV packages.
Prime Video
Our final stop is the league’s newest broadcast partner. Like NBC, Prime Video hopped into the rotation last season. But the streamer had no prior foothold in live NBA coverage. It bought in with splashy signings — Ian Eagle and Kevin Harlan on the mic, plus studio presence from the likes of Dirk Nowitzki and Blake Griffin.
This year’s Prime slate is headlined by the in-season NBA Cup, from the elimination stages through the championship game. It also has the Spurs’ NBA Global Games in Paris and Manchester, England. Prime has the Eastern Conference finals come playoff time and a series of midseason Thursday doubleheaders as well.
What you’ll need to watch these games: A Prime Video subscription.
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By Jenny Catlin / The Athletic