Sacramento Kings 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 Kings games on NBC Sports California through the Fubo base package, DIRECTV STREAM Choice package ($90/mo), YouTube TV or Hulu + Live TV. NBC Sports California is also available through traditional cable options like Xfinity. Outside of California, Sacramento Kings games can be streamed on 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 Kings in person at the Golden 1 Center, or catch them on the road, by purchasing tickets from Vivid Seats, SeatGeek or Gametime.