Dallas Mavericks 2023 schedule, viewing guide

What you’ll get: Local out-of-market games, plus NBA TV. Base plan is $15/mo and Premium (which includes commercial-free games) is $23/mo. You can purchase either plan through the NBA app and NBA.com. You can also purchase League Pass as an add-on through Sling, Fubo, Amazon Prime, YouTube TV and more.

What you’ll get: Regular season and playoff games, including the NBA Finals. Subscribe to Sling Orange ($40/mo), DIRECTV STREAM ($75/mo), YouTube TV ($73/mo), Hulu + Live TV ($70/mo) or a traditional cable option like Xfinity.

You can also watch ESPN and ABC (but not TNT) with Fubo ($75/mo). TNT games are available to stream on Max through the new Bleacher Report add-on ($9.99/mo starting in February).

You can stream Mavericks games on Bally Sports Southwest through the Fubo base package, DIRECTV STREAM Choice package ($90/mo) or through the Bally Sports app ($20/mo). Bally Sports is also available through traditional cable options like Xfinity. Outside of the Metroplex, Mavericks games on Bally Sports Southwest can be watched through NBA League Pass.

What you’ll get: Regular season and some playoff games, but only out-of-market (all NBA TV games are blacked out in the participating markets).

Available with an NBA League Pass subscription, on Sling Orange and/or Blue as part of the Sports Extra add-on ($11), on Fubo as part of either the Fubo Extra add-on ($8/mo) or as part of the Elite Package ($85/mo), on DIRECTV STREAM via either the Sports Pack add-on ($15/mo, requires the $100/mo Choice Package) or as part of the Ultimate Package ($110/mo), and the YouTube TV base package ($73/mo).

See the Mavericks in person at the American Airlines Center, or catch them on the road, by purchasing tickets from Vivid Seats, SeatGeek or Gametime.