The National Basketball Association (NBA) will make nearly 475 NBA G League games available to stream free through its website and mobile application during the 2026-27 season, giving basketball fans a new destination for watching the league’s developmental competition.
In a statement released on Monday, the NBA said streaming arrangement covers G League games that are not distributed by national broadcast partners. Games will be available through NBA.com and the NBA App without requiring an NBA League Pass subscription or NBA ID account.
Previously, NBA G League games were available to stream for free through the NBA’s free, ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) channel and through Fox Corporation’s platform Tubi. It wasn’t clear if Tubi will reprise its role as a streaming home for NBA G League games this season.
Games carried nationally will remain available through Amazon Prime Video, ESPN, NBA TV, Roku and Samsung TV Plus. All G League playoff and championship games will also continue to be distributed through national broadcast partners, the league said.
Fans can continue using the G League’s website and mobile application to access schedules, statistics, scores and news. Those platforms will also provide links to game streams hosted through NBA.com and the NBA App. Upcoming G League games will additionally be featured in the Watch section of the NBA’s digital platforms.
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