Most Los Angeles Lakers games air on Spectrum SportsNet+, the team's regional broadcaster, with national games on ESPN, ABC, NBC, and NBCSN. For the rest of the season, the How to Watch section above breaks down every channel and service that carries Los Angeles Lakers games.
Yes. ESPN Unlimited, Peacock, and Prime Video stream the national games directly. NBA League Pass streams the rest with no TV contract. For Spectrum SportsNet+ games in market, live-TV streaming services that carry Spectrum SportsNet+ work without a cable box. The How to Watch section above maps every game to its no-cable option.
Use NBA League Pass — it carries Los Angeles Lakers games for viewers outside the team's home territory, where Spectrum SportsNet+ isn't available. National broadcasts air everywhere. The How to Watch section above shows the full coverage map.
Blackouts follow Spectrum SportsNet+'s home territory: inside it, NBA League Pass blacks out Los Angeles Lakers games and Spectrum SportsNet+ carries them instead. Outside the territory, NBA League Pass carries Los Angeles Lakers games, with national broadcasts airing everywhere.