WNBA Announces Record 216-Game TV and Streaming Schedule on Major Networks

The WNBA is gearing up for an exciting season with a record-breaking 216 regular-season games and events set to air on various broadcast platforms. In celebration of its 30th season, the league announced that fans can catch the action on ABC/ESPN, CBS, Amazon Prime Video, ION, NBC, USA Sports, and NBA TV.

WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert is looking forward to shining a light on the league’s incredible talent and thrilling matchups this season. With the 2026 draft, free agency signings, and trades adding to the excitement, fans can expect a season full of must-see games and standout performances.

ESPN and ABC will be broadcasting 30 games to mark this milestone year, with 13 games, including the All-Star Game, set to air on ABC. The opening weekend will feature exciting matchups like Caitlin Clark and Indiana facing off against Paige Bueckers and Dallas, followed by a rematch of the WNBA Finals between Las Vegas and Phoenix.

CBS will step up with eight primetime games this season, a significant increase from the previous year. ION will continue its Friday night doubleheaders, airing over 50 games, while Amazon will showcase 31 games, including the Commissioner’s Cup championship.

NBC will air seven games on Sundays and 12 games on Mondays on Peacock. Fans can catch the WNBA Finals on NBC or USA Network, with all championship games streaming on Peacock. USA Network will also air 48 games on Wednesday and Monday nights, and NBA TV will have a 15-game schedule.

With a lineup of top-tier broadcast partners, this WNBA season promises to be one to remember. Don’t miss out on the action and tune in to support your favorite teams and players throughout the year!