How to Watch the Oklahoma City Thunder: From Couch Potato to Thunderstruck Fanatic
Let's face it, folks, attending every Oklahoma City Thunder game isn't exactly feasible. Between work, that pesky need for sleep, and the questionable life choices of your pet goldfish, there's just not enough time (or sanity) to be at the arena every night. But fear not, fellow Thunderheads, for there are ways to witness the electrifying brilliance of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's dunks and the sage wisdom of Coach Daigneault from the comfort of your very own couch (or bathtub, we don't judge).
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| How Can I Watch Oklahoma City Thunder Games |
Calling All Cable Cutters: Streaming to the Rescue!
For those who've ditched cable faster than Russell Westbrook leaving for Houston (too soon?), there's a whole world of streaming services waiting to bring the Thunder straight to your living room. Here's your cheat sheet:
The Classics: Consider the big dogs like Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, and Sling TV. These guys offer a buffet of channels, including Bally Sports Oklahoma, the Thunder's official broadcaster. Just be sure to check if Bally Sports is included in your specific package – cable companies like to play hide-and-seek with channel lineups sometimes.
The Contender: FuboTV enters the ring, boasting both Bally Sports Oklahoma and NBA League Pass. This means you get every out-of-market Thunder game, on top of all the other NBA action your heart desires. Think of it as an all-you-can-eat buffet of basketball, with the Thunder as the main course (and dessert, because let's be honest).
The Wildcard: DIRECTV STREAM throws its hat in the ring. While it might not have every single channel, it offers a solid selection, including Bally Sports Oklahoma in most areas. Plus, they sometimes have sweet deals for new subscribers. Just remember, channel availability can vary depending on your location.
Remember: These streaming services usually offer free trials, so you can take them for a spin and see which one best suits your Thunder-watching needs.
National TV: Where America Meets the Thunder
Don't forget about the good ol' fashioned television! The NBA has a long-standing love affair with ABC, ESPN, TNT, and NBA TV. These networks will occasionally broadcast some of the Thunder's games, so keep an eye out for those marquee matchups.
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Pro Tip: If the Thunder makes a run for the championship (fingers crossed!), you can bet their games will be plastered all over these national channels.
NBA League Pass: Your Passport to Every Thunder Game (with a Catch)
For the die-hard fans who bleed Thunder blue, NBA League Pass might be your ultimate weapon. This subscription grants access to every single NBA game, including all the out-of-market Thunder matchups you crave. Here's the catch: blackout restrictions can prevent you from watching some games live if they're being aired locally. But hey, at least you can catch the replays later.
Think of it like this: NBA League Pass is like having a secret handshake with the Thunder – you get to see all their behind-the-scenes action, but sometimes you gotta wait a bit for the party to start.
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How to Watch the Oklahoma City Thunder: FAQ
1. How to watch Thunder games without cable?
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Stream them! Check out services like Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, Sling TV, or FuboTV.
2. What channel are the Thunder games on?
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Most Thunder games air on Bally Sports Oklahoma, but some are on national channels like ABC, ESPN, TNT, and NBA TV.
3. How can I watch all the Thunder games?
NBA League Pass lets you see every game, but there might be blackout restrictions for local broadcasts.
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4. Is there a free way to watch the Thunder?
Streaming services often offer free trials, but after that, you'll need a subscription.
5. When is the next Thunder game?
The NBA schedule comes out in the summer, so check the official Thunder website or NBA website closer to the season tip-off for the upcoming schedule.
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