Like the NFL, the NBA now uses a Flex Scheduling system to move certain games into primetime national viewing while shuffling others back to local markets. The aim is to put the games that will attract the most viewers and deliver the best matchups in the spotlight, maximizing the impact of the broadcast.

Every Monday, NBC Sports features streaming-exclusive roundball action with Peacock NBA Monday, followed on Tuesdays by an east-west mix of weekly NBA doubleheader games across NBC and Peacock as part of Coast 2 Coast Tuesday. How can you watch this week’s super-sized slate of back-to-back doubleheaders? Keep scrolling for the details!

When the NBA All-Star Game arrives on NBC and Peacock for 2026, there’ll be a whole lot going on across the sports world. NBC Sports’ coverage of Planet Earth’s top athletes will already be in full swing at the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics — and ...

Calf strains are up this season, but time missed to calf strains is way up as teams are being more conservative.

After months of hype, the return of the NBA on NBC is officially underway. The return of the fan-favorite basketball broadcast that lit up the '90s means that we're getting basketball action at least two nights a week on NBC's airwaves and Peacock's ...

In the pantheon of theme songs for TV sports, "Roundball Rock," John Tesh's anthem that accompanied National Basketball Association games on NBC until 2002, is arguably the greatest. If NBCUniversal wins the rights to air the NBA again, it would have a ...

The NBA has some new homes for 2025 and beyond. ESPN will retain its rights, while NBC and Amazon will join as new broadcast partners starting for the 2025-26 season. The league officially announced the 11-year deal through 2036 on Wednesday. “Our new ...

NBC Sports is still months away from airing its first MLB game in a quarter century — an exclusive prime-time March 26 game between the Arizona Diamondbacks and defending champion Los Angeles Dodgers — but NBC Sports president Rick Cordella says he’d love for his company to be involved in baseball beyond its recent three-year deal with the league.

Milwaukee bounced back from an ugly 2-8 start to the season to find its footing in NBA Cup games and went on a run behind Giannis Antetokounmpo. He lifted them to the Cup Finals against Oklahoma City, where Antetokounmpo had a 26-point triple-double, completely controlling the game on both ends of the court.