LA Lakers TV Schedule

Mark your calendars for the 2026-27 Los Angeles Lakers season with the following local and national TV schedule. For the full NBA regular season schedule, see the main page.


Los Angeles Lakers TV Schedule 2026-27

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Regular Season
Today 1 game
7:00 pm
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Wednesday, November 11 1 game
8:00 pm
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Sunday, November 15 1 game
4:00 pm
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Tuesday, November 17 1 game
10:00 pm
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Wednesday, November 18 1 game
10:00 pm
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Friday, November 20 1 game
10:00 pm
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NBA Cup
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Monday, November 23 1 game
10:00 pm
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How to watch Lakers games in 2026-27

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Times are changing in Los Angeles. The LeBron James era is over after eight years. The Buss family era appears to be over after 47, though Jeanie may have something to say about that. Longtime public address voice Lawrence Tanter retired after last season and has since passed away. Stu Lantz will be back, if only on home games.

Despite it all, the Lakers still have Luka Doncic, and thus remain a featured player on the NBA stage. L.A. has 34 national games scheduled this season, with 13 on ESPN/ABC (including James’ return on Christmas night), 11 on NBCUniversal (including eight on the NBC broadcast network) and ten on Prime Video.

Direct-to-Subscriber Platforms

Local games (Spectrum SportsNet):

  • Spectrum SportsNet+ (in-market only): Available for $20/month or $200/season in the Lakers territory of Southern California, Hawaii and Southern Nevada.
  • NBA League Pass (out-of-market only): All out-of-market locally televised games, plus NBA TV. Also available as a standalone purchase through Amazon Prime Video.
Net Platform In-market streaming YouTube TV Hulu + Live TV Sling DirecTV Fubo
Spectrum SportsNet RSN Spectrum SportsNet+ — — — $95 “Choice” plan $89 “Pro” plan

National games (ESPN/ABC, NBC/Peacock and Prime Video):

  • Peacock: All NBC Sports-produced games on the NBC broadcast network and Peacock.
  • ESPN Unlimited: All ESPN-produced games on the ESPN cable networks and ABC.
  • Disney+: Occasional simulcasts of ESPN-produced games.
  • Amazon Prime Video: All Amazon-produced games on Prime Video, plus the ability to purchase NBA League Pass and FanDuel Sports Network as add-ons.
Team Total ABC ESPN NBA TV NBC Peacock Prime Video
Los Angeles Lakers 40 5 9 6 8 3 10

Cable and Streaming Bundles

  • YouTube TV: All games on ESPN/ABC and the NBC broadcast network. Some Peacock-exclusive games will be available via NBCSN. (Peacock can also be purchased in full through YouTube Channels).
  • Sling: All games on ESPN/ABC (ABC games will be on ESPN3); NBA League Pass available as an add-on.
  • Fubo: All games on ESPN/ABC and the NBC broadcast network.
  • DIRECTV (stream): All games on ESPN/ABC and the NBC broadcast network, plus Spectrum SportsNet; NBA League Pass available as an add-on.
  • Linear cable (ex. Dish Network, Xfinity, DIRECTV): All games on ESPN/ABC and the NBC broadcast network, plus Spectrum SportsNet.
  • Hulu + Live TV: All games on ESPN/ABC and the NBC broadcast network.

In-Person

See the Lakers in person at the stadium formerly known as Staples Center (“Crypto.com Arena”) by purchasing tickets from Vivid Seats, SeatGeek or Gametime.

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