The Phoenix Suns and Oklahoma City Thunder were scheduled to meet at Paycom Center on Monday, October 26, 2026. For viewers in the United States, the game’s official listings point to local team broadcasts: 3TV, Arizona’s Family Sports (AZFS), or Suns+ in the Phoenix market; and KSBI or Thunder+ in the Oklahoma City market. Fans outside both local markets can check NBA League Pass, subject to blackout rules.
The game was scheduled for Monday, October 26, at Paycom Center in Oklahoma City. Tipoff was listed as 7:00 p.m. Central Daylight Time (CDT, UTC−05:00) at the venue. That was 5:00 p.m. Mountain Standard Time (MST, UTC−07:00) in Phoenix and 8:00 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time (EDT, UTC−04:00). In UTC, the start was Tuesday, October 27, at 00:00. Most of Arizona does not observe daylight saving time, while Oklahoma City and the Eastern time zone were still on daylight time on this date; NIST lists November 1 as the 2026 U.S. DST end date. See the NIST local-time FAQs. The official NBA game page lists the matchup and its scheduled time.
Phoenix-market viewers could watch the local Suns broadcast on 3TV or Arizona’s Family Sports. The Suns’ game preview also listed Suns+ in the Arizona’s Family Sports app. The Suns+ service is for viewers inside the team’s distribution area, and eligibility can depend on your ZIP code; the NBA’s Suns+ page explains how to check access and subscribe. The local channels and app are useful options for cord-cutters, but Suns+ is not a nationwide stream.
Check the day’s listing before tipoff if you are outside the Phoenix market or watching while traveling. A local game can be available through the home-market station even when the same game is unavailable live on League Pass in that region.
The Thunder’s official schedule listed the game on KSBI in Oklahoma City and Thunder+. Thunder+ streams through the NBA App and NBA.com, according to the team’s Thunder Gameday Network viewing page. KSBI’s channel number or availability can vary by television provider, so check the lineup for your city and package. If you are in the Thunder’s market but away from home, sign in to the supported Thunder+ service and verify that the game appears in your account before game time.
Usually, League Pass is the route for U.S. viewers outside the teams’ local markets when a game is offered out of market. The NBA matchup page links to League Pass, and the NBA describes the service as a way to watch out-of-market games live. Availability is based on your location, not simply your billing address or the team you follow.
Blackouts matter. NBA League Pass’s current U.S. blackout rules exclude live games for teams in your local market and games carried nationally. If you live in the Suns or Thunder viewing area, use that team’s local partner instead of assuming a League Pass subscription will show the live feed. Check the official League Pass blackout guide for the latest rules, and use NBA Tap to Watch or the game’s Watch button to see the option available for your location. These checks are especially helpful when you are traveling, using a TV provider’s streaming app, or deciding whether a local subscription is necessary.
Open the game page in the NBA App or on NBA.com to check the replay, highlights, and box score. Under the NBA’s current blackout guide, a U.S. League Pass subscriber generally gets a replay of a locally blacked-out game three days after the live broadcast ends; nationally blacked-out replays follow a different schedule. Local subscription services may offer their own replays, so check Suns+ or Thunder+ if you are eligible. The NBA blackout guide explains replay timing and restrictions.
For this matchup, the practical choice depended on where you watched: use the Suns’ local TV or Suns+ in the Phoenix market, KSBI or Thunder+ around Oklahoma City, and League Pass for eligible out-of-market viewing. Because schedules and distribution areas can change, confirm the current game listing in the NBA App before choosing a service.
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