Checked: November 14, 2026, 01:13 UTC. The Cleveland Cavaliers and Miami Heat were scheduled to meet Friday, November 13, 2026, at 8:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time (EST, UTC−05:00) at Kaseya Center in Miami, Florida. That is 5:00 p.m. Pacific Standard Time (PST, UTC−08:00) on November 13 and 01:00 UTC on Saturday, November 14. The NBA lists the matchup as an Emirates NBA Cup East Group B game. For U.S. viewers, the live broadcast depends on location: Cavaliers coverage is listed through DAZN-CLE, while Heat home-market coverage is on WPLG Local 10 and eligible local streams. The Cavaliers' official game preview confirms the start time and its Cleveland-market viewing option.
Because the November 13 tipoff has already passed, readers searching for the next Cavaliers–Heat game should look to Sunday, November 29, 2026. Cleveland's official schedule lists Miami visiting Rocket Arena in Cleveland at 6:00 p.m. EST (UTC−05:00), or 23:00 UTC on November 29. The same team schedule lists DAZN-CLE for that matchup. Broadcast listings can change, so check the event page and your local provider before watching.
For the November 13 matchup in Miami, the Cleveland Cavaliers' official schedule identifies DAZN-CLE as its viewing service. In South Florida, the Miami Heat's official viewing guide identifies WPLG Local 10 as the free over-the-air outlet for non-national Heat broadcasts in Miami-Dade, Broward and Monroe counties. It also lists My15 WTCN for available local broadcasts in West Palm Beach and the Treasure Coast. Whether a specific streaming plan includes a local feed depends on service area, eligibility and the provider's current package. Consult Miami's official Where to Watch page rather than assuming a national channel carries every game.
The November 13 contest was not identified as an ESPN, ABC, NBC or Prime Video national broadcast in the team-specific schedules reviewed. An NBA schedule entry may label a game as available through League Pass without guaranteeing live availability to every U.S. subscriber. Local rights and geographic restrictions are important, particularly when the two teams have different home broadcast partners.
In the Cleveland Cavaliers' designated market: the team's November 13 preview lists DAZN-CLE. Viewers should follow the Cavaliers' official watch link or check DAZN's Cleveland offering and subscription requirements for their ZIP code. The label on the team schedule does not establish that a general-purpose DAZN subscription will include the game everywhere.
In the Miami Heat's local broadcast region: Miami says the Local 10 Plus Platinum app carries non-nationally televised Heat games free for eligible viewers in Miami-Dade, Broward and Monroe counties. Its official page identifies smartphones, tablets and smart TVs as supported device categories. WPLG Local 10 is also available over the air within its reception area; availability through live-TV packages should be checked directly with the distributor.
Outside the local markets: NBA League Pass is generally the NBA's live out-of-market subscription option, subject to blackout restrictions. The NBA's official blackout guide says U.S. subscribers cannot watch their local NBA team's game live on League Pass, and nationally exclusive games are also restricted. Use the League Pass ZIP-code checker to determine whether the game is blacked out at your viewing location; do not buy access on the assumption that every game will stream live.
| Game | Venue | Scheduled Eastern time | UTC |
|---|---|---|---|
| Friday, November 13, 2026: Cleveland at Miami | Kaseya Center, Miami | 8:00 p.m. EST (UTC−05:00) | Saturday, November 14, 01:00 UTC |
| Sunday, November 29, 2026: Miami at Cleveland | Rocket Arena, Cleveland | 6:00 p.m. EST (UTC−05:00) | Sunday, November 29, 23:00 UTC |
Both cities observe Eastern Standard Time on these dates because U.S. daylight saving time ended November 1, 2026. The times are officially scheduled starts, not estimates of the final buzzer. These are two separate games, with the home team reversed on November 29. The Cavaliers' official schedule provides the upcoming dates and its designated broadcasts.
The November 13 meeting is listed as an Emirates NBA Cup East Group B game rather than an ordinary non-Cup regular-season date. The Cavaliers' pregame preview described it as their second group game and reported Cleveland entering after a win against New York. Miami was also listed as having won its opening Cup game. Those are pregame snapshots, not a verified final score for November 13.
For fans, the tournament designation makes the matchup potentially consequential for group standings, depending on the results of other group games and tiebreakers. That does not change the viewing rights: a Cup group-stage contest is not automatically available on national TV. Check the listing for the specific date and provider.
If League Pass shows a blackout notice, first check whether you are inside either club's local territory and then use the relevant local broadcaster or authorized in-market streaming provider. League Pass explains that U.S. local-game replays typically become available three days after the live broadcast concludes, while games with national exclusivity have different replay timing. The NBA also says game audio remains available during live blackouts, providing another way to follow play when video is restricted.
For the most dependable choice, verify the game date, select the home team's or visiting team's official broadcast page, and then check your ZIP code and device support. Avoid relying on listings for the previous meeting: the November 29 game in Cleveland is scheduled for an earlier start, and the available broadcasts may differ from the November 13 game in Miami.
It was scheduled for 8:00 p.m. EST (UTC−05:00) on Friday, November 13, 2026, at Kaseya Center in Miami, or 01:00 UTC on November 14.
Eligible viewers in South Florida can use WPLG Local 10 or the Local 10 Plus Platinum app for locally televised games, as listed by the Heat.
Their next scheduled meeting is November 29, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. EST (23:00 UTC) at Rocket Arena in Cleveland. The Cavaliers list DAZN-CLE as their viewing option.
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