How to watch the OKC Thunder in 2023-24 with and without cable: Full Streaming guide

The OKC Thunder have one of the best young cores in the entire NBA, which makes them must-see TV for any diehard NBA fan. After a surprise 40-win season, a 16-win increase from a year ago, many expect another leap from the OKC Thunder.

With Shai Gilgeous-Alexander proving to be a blue-chip prospect, Josh Giddey’s impressive FIBA run propelling him into year three, Jalen Williams trying to duplicate his jaw-dropping rookie season, and two top-ten picks being added to the fold.

That includes the highest pick of this rebuild, Chet Holmgren, returning to the floor for his NBA debut, and fascinating Kentucky guard Cason Wallace, with defensive chops that will make it hard for Mark Daigneault to turn away for very long. On top of those two rookies, the Thunder added a 29-year-old rookie season, finally swaying Vasilije Micic to make the NBA leap after a few flirty summers.

How to watch the 2023-24 OKC Thunder season, complete streaming guide for Thunder fans with and without cable

The Oklahoma City Thunder will see an increase in National TV games with the young core they have assembled. The OKC Thunder are up to 13 Nationally Televised games across TNT, NBA TV, and the ESPN family of networks.

Aside from those matchups, the OKC Thunder will broadcast their games on Bally Sports Oklahoma. The team is expected to have the same broadcast crew comprised of Chris Fisher, Michael Cage, Nick Gallo, and Paris Lawson.

Bally Sports Oklahoma can be viewed on any local cable package as well as DirectTV, DirectTV Stream, AT&T U-verse, Xfinity, Spectrum, Sudden link, COX, Optimum, and FUBO TV.

If you get your television from a provider not listed above, you can still watch all the action on Bally Sports+, an in-house streaming option that Bally provides their in-market fans.

For out-of-market fans, NBA League Pass will still offer you every OKC Thunder game (subscription required). League Pass provides the ability only to buy one team’s contests or pay extra to see every out-of-market NBA game.

The OKC Thunder will continue to see their radio broadcasts aired on WWLS, the Sports Animal, 98.1 FM in Oklahoma City.

National TV games: 

• ESPN (4): November 1st vs New Orleans, January 24th @ San Antonio Spurs, January 31st vs Denver Nuggets, and March 3rd @ Phoenix.
• TNT (4): November 14th vs San Antonio, January 16th @ L.A. Clippers, February 13th @ Orlando, and March 14th Vs Dallas.
• NBATV (5): November 16th @ Golden State, January 15th @ L.A. Lakers, February 10th @ Dallas, March 4th @ L.A. Lakers, and March 24th @ Milwaukee.

The OKC Thunder will get their pre-season underway on October 9th against the San Antonio Spurs. The regular season will begin on October 25th in Chicago, with the home opener set for October 29th against the Nuggets.