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Where to Watch Spurs vs. Mavericks: TV and Streaming Guide
Where to Watch Spurs vs. Mavericks: TV and Streaming Guide
If you are searching for the Spurs–Mavericks broadcast, start with the local listing for your market. The official schedule lists the San Antonio feed as DAZN-SAS and the Dallas feed as MavsTV+ and KFAA. The game was scheduled for Saturday, October 24, 2026, at American Airlines Center in Dallas. Viewers outside the teams’ local broadcast areas should check NBA League Pass for location-based availability.
The NBA game listing gives the Dallas date, venue, and 7:00 p.m. CDT start. Dallas was still observing daylight saving time on October 24; the National Institute of Standards and Technology says U.S. daylight saving time in 2026 runs through November 1. That is why 7:00 p.m. in Dallas converts to 00:00 UTC on the following date.
Where to watch in the United States
Dallas–Fort Worth: KFAA and MavsTV+
The Mavericks’ official schedule lists KFAA and MavsTV+ for this matchup. In the Dallas–Fort Worth area, the team’s local viewing guide identifies KFAA 29.1 and WFAA 8.1 among its broadcast stations. Check your television provider or antenna guide for the game-specific channel. If you stream, MavsTV+ is the team’s official platform for live local games and replays; the service uses your ZIP code to determine eligibility.
San Antonio: DAZN-SAS
The Spurs’ official schedule lists DAZN-SAS as the San Antonio broadcast for the game. Open DAZN in the United States and check the Spurs event listing and your account’s access before relying on it. The team schedule alone does not establish whether the DAZN-SAS feed is available outside the Spurs’ local market.
Outside the local markets: check NBA League Pass
For viewers who are outside both teams’ local broadcast areas, NBA’s 2026–27 viewing guide says League Pass carries games that are not on a national platform or in a viewer’s local market. Blackouts still apply. The Mavericks’ MavsTV+ information page says local Mavs games are blacked out on League Pass inside the Dallas team territory; use the local channel or MavsTV+ there instead. Check the NBA game page or the NBA App’s “Tap to Watch” option to see the service assigned to your current location.
At the time of the official listings checked, the team schedules identify the local feeds above rather than a national channel. Do not assume the game is on ABC or ESPN, NBC or Peacock, or Prime Video just because those services carry other NBA games. Broadcast assignments can change, so use the game page or the teams’ schedules for the final listing.
If you are looking for the game after tipoff
MavsTV+ advertises access to live and past Mavericks games, with replays added after the related postgame show. Check its library for this matchup if you missed the live broadcast. I could not confirm a specific replay window for DAZN-SAS from the schedule listing, so check DAZN directly for Spurs-feed replay access. The NBA game page is another reliable place to confirm the final score and official game information.
Quick checks before you press play
Confirm whether your ZIP code is in the Dallas or San Antonio local broadcast area.
Match the feed to the market: KFAA or MavsTV+ for the Dallas listing; DAZN-SAS for the Spurs listing.
If you are out of market, open the League Pass game page and check for a blackout notice before subscribing or troubleshooting your device.
Refresh the official NBA or team schedule close to tipoff in case of a broadcast change. If the game does not appear in the expected app, verify location and subscription access before switching devices.
That final check helps distinguish a service problem from a local-rights restriction: if the correct feed appears for your ZIP code and the schedule has not changed, you have the right U.S. viewing option.