I no longer need cable to watch the Suns play, as there are several streaming services that let me watch NBA games online instead.
In a hurry? Watch the Phoenix Suns play with one of these streaming services by the time the next game comes:
Fubo
Known for its outstanding sports coverage, Fubo’s 150+ live TV channels provide a broad selection that appeals to most people. Fubo allows you to try out its service with a free trial.
DIRECTV STREAM
The king of RSNs, this is the streaming service for MLB, NBA, and NHL fans with its Choice Plan. New customers get a 5-day free trial with DIRECTV STREAM.
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The Phoenix Suns have been around since the late 1960s. They’ve been in Phoenix, Arizona since their very first game, making them the only team in the Pacific Division not to be based in California.
The team has eight Division titles and three Conference titles under their belt, and are the second-highest winning team who’ve never won the NBA Finals. While it’s been a while since the Suns have had a big win, fans are still hopeful for their first championship.
The sections below offer more details on streaming the NBA season online and the services you can use to get the channels that offer Suns games without cable.
How Can I Watch the Suns Games Without a TV Provider?
If you want to watch the NBA without cable, you’re going to need access to some regional sports networks (RSNs). While the NBA Playoffs air on nationwide channels, much of the regular season play happens on these local, regional channels.
For the Phoenix Suns, that used to mean you needed Bally Sports Arizona until last year, which was only available with Fubo or DIRECTV STREAM. Now though, Suns games are broadcast on KTVK, which is available from the same streaming platforms.
Fans unable to receive KTVK because they’re outside its broadcast region (known as “out-of-market”), can sign up for NBA League Pass through Fubo or DIRECTV STREAM instead. This will air all the Suns’ local games to US fans outside of Arizona.
A number of Suns games will be available nationwide as well. To watch these games, you’ll need NBA TV, ABC, ESPN, and TNT.
This season, 37 games will be broadcast on national channels:
- ABC – 4 games.
- ESPN – 11 games.
- NBA TV – 12 games.
- TNT – 10 games.
See our out-of-market viewing guide for how to watch local games outside of Arizona.
Fans can also watch local Suns games for free by picking up Arizona’s Family on over-the-air channels with a digital antenna.
What Streaming Service Is the Suns Game On?
Watching the Phoenix Suns without cable shouldn’t be a problem, although it did get complicated in 2023. That’s when Bally Sports Arizona stopped broadcasting. But you can still watch the Suns games with the same streaming services.
Fubo and DIRECTV STREAM both offer KTVK (Arizona’s Family Channel 3), where local fans can watch the vast majority of Suns games. (Fubo offers KPHE — Arizona’s Family Sports — as well, which also airs local Suns games.)
But if you’re happy just watching the nationally televised games, Sling TV is a great, low-cost choice for ABC, ESPN, NBA TV, and TNT.
There are a few other services that offer some or all of these channels as well (explained below).
After you decide which streaming option you want, you can sign up to that service(s). From there, it’s time to watch some TV.
When you’re ready to start streaming, you can watch on a variety of devices. Options include Roku, Chromecast, smart TVs, mobile devices, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, and other devices.
Watch the Phoenix Suns Game Online with Fubo
Fubo (formerly FuboTV) has (almost) everything you need to watch the Phoenix Suns’ entire season.
The base plan comes with more than 150 channels, including KTVK, KPHE, ABC, and ESPN for $79.99/month. You can get NBA TV with the Fubo Extra or Sports Plus add-ons. Only TNT is not available.
More Fubo details:
- $91.98/month.
- 150+ channels.
- Add NBA League Pass for $14.99/mo.
- unlimited cloud DVR.
- Stream on up to 10 devices at once.
- Watch on Apple TV, iOS/Android, Roku, Fire TV, and more.
- Check out more details in our full Fubo review.
Live Stream Phoenix Suns Games with DIRECTV STREAM
DIRECTV STREAM is a little more expensive at $108.99/month for the Choice Package. But this is the only streaming service that provides access to every Phoenix Suns game of the year, as it comes with every channel you need.
DIRECTV STREAM highlights:
- $108.99/month.
- 100+ live channels.
- NBA League Pass available (for an extra fee).
- Unlimited cloud-DVR (9-month storage).
- Unlimited simultaneous streaming devices.
- Our DIRECTV STREAM review can tell you more.
Additional Ways to Watch the Phoenix Suns Games Online
The following services offer some of the channels you need for Suns games within the packages they offer:
- Sling TV – Sling Orange provides ESPN, ESPN3 (ABC), and TNT for $40.00/month. You can add the Sports Bundle to get NBA TV and more for an additional fee. Check out our complete Sling TV review.
- Hulu + Live TV – More casual NBA fans can still watch lots of Suns games with this excellent package that also includes ESPN+ and Disney+ for $76.99/month. Our Hulu Live review has more info.
- YouTube TV – 100+ channels, including everything you need for a full Suns season, is available for $72.99/month. Our YouTube TV review can tell you more.
- Suns Live – The franchise has launched its own streaming package for Arizona residents, costing $109.99/year (or $14.99/mo). This includes all 70 Suns regular season games, except for the nationally broadcast ones, and all five preseason games.
- NBA League Pass – Fans outside of Arizona can sign up for NBA League Pass, either directly or through Fubo or DIRECTV STREAM, to watch all the local Suns games from elsewhere in the US.
Watching sports online doesn’t have to be hard if you know which services offer the channels you want. If you’re still not sure how to watch the Phoenix Suns online, we’re happy to help.
2023-24 Phoenix Suns Schedule
Unless otherwise indicated, games will be available on KTVK and NBA League Pass.
| Date | Time (ET) | Teams | TV |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tue Oct 24 | Suns at Warriors | TNT | |
| Thu Oct 26 | Suns at Lakers | TNT | |
| Sat Oct 28 | Jazz at Suns | NBA TV | |
| Tue Oct 31 | Spurs at Suns | TNT | |
| Thu Nov 2 | Spurs at Suns | NBA TV | |
| Sat Nov 4 | Suns at 76ers | ||
| Sun Nov 5 | Suns at Pistons | ||
| Wed Nov 8 | Suns at Bulls | ||
| Fri Nov 10 | Lakers at Suns | ESPN | |
| Sun Nov 12 | Thunder at Suns | ||
| Wed Nov 15 | Timberwolves at Suns | ||
| Fri Nov 17 | Suns at Jazz | ESPN | |
| Sun Nov 19 | Suns at Jazz | NBA TV | |
| Tue Nov 21 | Trail Blazers at Suns | ||
| Wed Nov 22 | Warriors at Suns | ESPN | |
| Fri Nov 24 | Suns at Grizzlies | NBA TV | |
| Sun Nov 26 | Suns at Knicks | ||
| Wed Nov 29 | Suns at Raptors | ||
| Fri Dec 1 | Nuggets at Suns | ESPN | |
| Sat Dec 2 | Grizzlies at Suns | ||
| Tue Dec 12 | Warriors at Suns | TNT | |
| Wed Dec 13 | Nets at Suns | ||
| Fri Dec 15 | Knicks at Suns | ESPN | |
| Sun Dec 17 | Wizards at Suns | ||
| Tue Dec 19 | Suns at Trail Blazers | ||
| Fri Dec 22 | Suns at Kings | ||
| Mon Dec 25 | Mavericks at Suns | ESPN | |
| Wed Dec 27 | Suns at Rockets | ||
| Fri Dec 29 | Hornets at Suns | ||
| Sun Dec 31 | Magic at Suns | ||
| Mon Jan 1 | Trail Blazers at Suns | ||
| Wed Jan 3 | Clippers at Suns | ||
| Fri Jan 5 | Heat at Suns | ||
| Sun Jan 7 | Grizzlies at Suns | ||
| Mon Jan 8 | Suns at Clippers | NBA TV | |
| Thu Jan 11 | Suns at Lakers | TNT | |
| Sun Jan 14 | Suns at Trail Blazers | ||
| Tue Jan 16 | Kings at Suns | ||
| Fri Jan 19 | Suns at Pelicans | ||
| Sun Jan 21 | Pacers at Suns | ||
| Mon Jan 22 | Bulls at Suns | ||
| Wed Jan 24 | Suns at Mavericks | ESPN | |
| Fri Jan 26 | Suns at Pacers | ||
| Sun Jan 28 | Suns at Magic | ||
| Mon Jan 29 | Suns at Heat | NBA TV | |
| Wed Jan 31 | Suns at Nets | ESPN | |
| Fri Feb 2 | Suns at Hawks | ||
| Sun Feb 4 | Suns at Wizards | NBA TV | |
| Tue Feb 6 | Bucks at Suns | TNT | |
| Thu Feb 8 | Jazz at Suns | ||
| Sat Feb 10 | Suns at Warriors | ABC | |
| Tue Feb 13 | Kings at Suns | TNT | |
| Wed Feb 14 | Pistons at Suns | ||
| Thu Feb 22 | Suns at Mavericks | TNT | |
| Fri Feb 23 | Suns at Rockets | ||
| Sun Feb 25 | Lakers at Suns | ABC | |
| Thu Feb 29 | Rockets at Suns | ||
| Sat Mar 2 | Rockets at Suns | ||
| Sun Mar 3 | Thunder at Suns | ESPN | |
| Tue Mar 5 | Suns at Nuggets | TNT | |
| Thu Mar 7 | Raptors at Suns | ||
| Sat Mar 9 | Celtics at Suns | ABC | |
| Mon Mar 11 | Suns at Cavaliers | ||
| Thu Mar 14 | Suns at Celtics | TNT | |
| Fri Mar 15 | Suns at Hornets | NBA TV | |
| Sun Mar 17 | Suns at Bucks | ABC | |
| Wed Mar 20 | 76ers at Suns | ||
| Thu Mar 21 | Hawks at Suns | NBA TV | |
| Sat Mar 23 | Suns at Spurs | NBA TV | |
| Mon Mar 25 | Suns at Spurs | ||
| Wed Mar 27 | Suns at Nuggets | ESPN | |
| Fri Mar 29 | Suns at Thunder | ||
| Mon Apr 1 | Suns at Pelicans | ||
| Wed Apr 3 | Cavaliers at Suns | ESPN | |
| Fri Apr 5 | Timberwolves at Suns | NBA TV | |
| Sun Apr 7 | Pelicans at Suns | ||
| Tue Apr 9 | Clippers at Suns | ||
| Wed Apr 10 | Suns at Clippers | ||
| Fri Apr 12 | Suns at Kings | NBA TV | |
| Sun Apr 14 | Suns at Timberwolves |
Wrapping Up
All the local Phoenix Suns games can be watched on KTVK if you’re within its Arizona coverage region, or through NBA League Pass by those elsewhere in the US.
Fubo is our choice for both. Fubo allows you to try out its service with a free trial.
FAQs
Are Phoenix Suns games broadcast on the radio?
Arizona Sports 98.7 is the radio station to tune into by those located in the Phoenix metropolitan area wanting to listen to the Suns game.
Spanish-language commentary is available by tuning into La Mejor AM 1400.
English-language broadcasts are also available on Suns Radio Network affiliate stations throughout Arizona and into California, thanks to Lake Havasu City’s KNTR Sports 980 AM.
NBA League Pass Audio ($9.99/yr) provides online access to broadcasts anywhere in the world.
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My expertise in sports coverage, particularly for out-of-market games and regional sports networks, stems from years of hands-on experience as an early adopter of streaming services and my work addressing fans' viewing challenges. As a longtime cord-cutter and subscriber to multiple streaming platforms, I combine my technical knowledge with practical user experience, making me a leading expert in the field of sports streaming and entertainment technology.
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