The first week of February is stuffed full of NBA action – both on and off the court.

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Thursday's trade deadline will have front offices across the league weighing up last-minute moves in the hunt for value and new additions to their roster.

On the court, the Detroit Pistons continue to impress and have established themselves as one of the NBA's best teams this season, alongside the likes of the Oklahoma City Thunder and San Antonio Spurs.

British fans can take in the games via three main broadcasters in the UK. Amazon Prime Video and Sky Sports are the primary linear broadcasters, while every match will also be available via NBA League Pass.

RadioTimes.com brings you a round-up of live NBA on TV today and coming up.

NBA on TV this week

All UK time. Subject to change. TV schedule to be updated regularly. Games on NBA League Pass unless specified.

February

Wednesday 4th February 2026

  • Detroit Pistons v Denver Nuggets (12am)
  • Indiana Pacers v Utah Jazz (12am)
  • Washington Wizards v New York Knicks (12am)
  • Brooklyn Nets v Los Angeles Lakers (12:30am)
  • Miami Heat v Atlanta Hawks (12:30am)
  • Milwaukee Bucks v Chicago Bulls (1am)
  • Oklahoma City Thunder v Orlando Magic (1am)
  • Dallas Mavericks v Boston Celtics (1am) Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports+
  • Golden State Warriors v Philadelphia 76ers (3am)
  • Portland Trail Blazers v Phoenix Suns (4am) Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports+

Thursday 5th February 2026

  • New York Knicks v Denver Nuggets (12am)
  • Toronto Raptors v Minnesota Timberwolves (12:30am)
  • Houston Rockets v Boston Celtics (1am)
  • Milwaukee Bucks v New Orleans Pelicans (1am)
  • San Antonio Spurs v Oklahoma City Thunder (2:30am)
  • Sacramento Kings v Memphis Grizzlies (3am)
  • Los Angeles Clippers v Cleveland Cavaliers (3:30am)

Friday 6th February 2026

  • Detroit Pistons v Washington Wizards (12am)
  • Orlando Magic v Brooklyn Nets (12am)
  • Atlanta Hawks v Utah Jazz (12:30am)
  • Toronto Raptors v Chicago Bulls (12:30am) Amazon Prime Video
  • Houston Rockets v Charlotte Hornets (1am)
  • Dallas Mavericks v San Antonio Spurs (1:30am)
  • Phoenix Suns v Golden State Warriors (2am)
  • Los Angeles Lakers v Philadelphia 76ers (3am) Amazon Prime Video

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Saturday 7th February 2026

  • Boston Celtics v Miami Heat (12:30am)
  • Detroit Pistons v New York Knicks (12:30am) Amazon Prime Video
  • Milwaukee Bucks v Indiana Pacers (1am)
  • Minnesota Timberwolves v New Orleans Pelicans (1am)
  • Portland Trail Blazers v Memphis Grizzlies (3am)
  • Sacramento Kings v Los Angeles Clippers (3am) Amazon Prime Video
  • Brooklyn Nets v Washington Wizards (8pm)
  • Oklahoma City Thunder v Houston Rockets (8:30pm) Sky Sports+
  • San Antonio Spurs v Dallas Mavericks (11pm)

Sunday 8th February 2026

  • Orlando Magic v Utah Jazz (12am)
  • Atlanta Hawks v Charlotte Hornets (12:30am)
  • Chicago Bulls v Denver Nuggets (1am)
  • Los Angeles Lakers v Golden State Warriors (1:30am)
  • Phoenix Suns v Philadelphia 76ers (2am)
  • Portland Trail Blazers v Memphis Grizzlies (3am)
  • Sacramento Kings v Cleveland Cavaliers (3am)
  • Washington Wizards v Miami Heat (7pm)
  • Toronto Raptors v Indiana Pacers (8pm)
  • Minnesota Timberwolves v Los Angeles Clippers (8pm) Sky Sports+
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Michael Potts is the Sport Editor for Radio Times, covering all of the biggest sporting events across the globe with previews, features, interviews and more. He has worked for Radio Times since 2019 and previously worked on the sport desk at Express.co.uk after starting his career writing features for What Culture. He achieved a first-class degree in Sports Journalism in 2014.

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