The recent dissolution of 16 FanDuel Sports-branded regional sports networks forced 13 NBA teams to move to new local carriers in the offseason. That’s going to leave at least some NBA fans without their usual access to certain teams, but the Los Angeles Clippers won’t be one of them.
The Clippers just moved from FanDuel Sports Network SoCal to a new NBA-operated channel, ClipperVision, that DIRECTV homes can keep watching on channel 693 (streaming and satellite), and 1774/774 (U-verse) as the new season begins on Oct. 21. ClipperVision will be available through the same DIRECTV services and subscription plans that fans across Southern California, Nevada, and Hawaii have used to watch Clippers games. It will also be available to sports bars, restaurants, health clubs, and many other commercial venues serviced by DIRECTV FOR BUSINESS.
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The Clippers will also continue to play several games on the NBA’s national rights holders, NBC/Peacock, ABC/ESPN/ESPN app, and Amazon Prime Video throughout the upcoming 2026-27 season. ClipperVision will televise every Clippers game not selected for national TV exclusives, with 10 games simulcast on local broadcast station KTLA 5 in Los Angeles.
ClipperVision’s KTLA broadcast slate will include all four Group Play games as part of the Emirates NBA Cup: Oct. 30 at the Minnesota Timberwolves, Nov. 13 against the Oklahoma City Thunder, Nov. 25 at the Memphis Grizzlies and Nov. 27 against the New Orleans Pelicans. Two more games in December will be added to the Clippers’ schedule based on the results of the NBA Cup, with broadcast information for those to be announced.
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