Launched in 2024, MavsTV is the broadcast home of the NBA’s Dallas Mavericks. Previously, Mavericks games could be found on Bally Sports Southwest, but the team decided to break away from the old RSN model in favor of free over-the-air broadcasts.
The Mavericks teamed up with TEGNA for free over-the-air broadcasts and created the Dallas Mavericks Broadcast Network. MavsTV will carry over 70 games not exclusively televised nationally directly to fans within the team’s local broadcast footprint in Texas, parts of Arkansas, Louisana New Mexico and Oklahoma, for free over-the-air or stream on the MavsTV app.
Here’s everything you need to know about watching the Dallas Mavericks on Mavs TV.
How to Watch MavsTV Without Cable
MavsTV is available to watch on WFAA Ch. 8 (select games) and KFAA Ch. 29 (all non-national exclusive games) in the DFW metroplex and surrounding regions; and affiliate stations of the Dallas Mavericks Broadcast Network.
You can find out which affiliates are in your area and what channel they are on with an antenna by using AntennaWeb. In addition to an antenna, the MavsTV app allows local fans to stream games on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, or any other compatible device.
You don’t need an expensive cable package to watch your favorite teams on regional sports networks. You can stream MavsTV and the Dallas Mavericks Television Network with a live TV streaming service, including Fubo.
Mavs TV is expected to be available on DIRECTV STREAM as soon as the two sides complete a deal. As of now, Hulu + Live TV, and YouTube TV do not offer Mavs TV in their lineup.
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Can I Watch Mavs TV on DIRECTV STREAM?
- Channels: 90+
- DVR: Unlimited
- Price: Click here for DIRECTV STREAM’s latest pricing, trials, and promotions
No, DIRECTV STREAM does not include Mavs TV and the Dallas Mavericks Broadcast Network with the Choice package or Sports Pack add-on. The two sides are currently working on a deal to bring Mavs fans Mavs TV soon.
The DIRECTV STREAM Choice package comes with over 105 channels, including ACC Network, Big Ten Network, Golf Channel, NBA TV, and more.
A DIRECTV STREAM subscription comes with unlimited DVR storage. Subscribers can watch on an unlimited number of screens on their home network.
Can I Watch Mavs TV on Sling TV?
- Channels: 32+
- DVR: 50 hours
- Price: Click here for Sling’s latest pricing, trials, and promotions
No, Sling TV does not offer Mavs TV in its streaming channel lineup.
A Sling Orange + Sling Blue subscription gives you access to 32+ channels, including NFL Network, Stadium, TNT, and more.
Sling subscribers receive 50 hours of free DVR storage. The DVR Plus can be added for an additional monthly fee to receive 200 hours of storage. With Sling Orange, you’ll be limited to watching on one screen at a time. With Sling Blue, you can watch on up to 3 screens at once. And with a combination of Sling Orange + Sling Blue, you’ll be able to watch on u to 4 screens simultaneously.
Can I Watch Mavs TV on Fubo?
- Channels: 150+
- DVR: Unlimited
- Price: Click here for Fubo’s latest pricing, trials, and promotions
Yes, Fubo does offer Mavs TV and the Dallas Mavericks Broadcast Network in its lineup. In-market fans can stream Mavs games live on the platform.
The Fubo Pro plan includes over 150 channels and is known for being a sports-centered streaming service. The channel lineup includes FS1, FS2, NFL Network, Big 10 Network, and more.
Fubo also offers a Sports Plus add-on, which includes NFL RedZone, NBA TV, NHL Network, MLB Network, MLB StrokeZone, and more.
Both the Pro and Elite plans on Fubo come with unlimited hours of Cloud DVR storage and allow users to stream on unlimited screens simultaneously.
Can I Watch Mavs TV on Hulu + Live TV?
- Channels: 95+
- DVR: Unlimited
- Price: Click here for the latest Hulu + Live TV pricing, trials, and promotions.
No, Hulu + Live does not include MavsTV in its base plan. Hulu + Live subscribers cannot watch local Dallas Mavericks games on the Dallas Mavericks Broadcast Network.
Hulu + Live TV has over 95 channels to watch live sports, news, events, and more. The lineup includes FS1, FS2, NFL Network, Big Ten Network, TBS, SEC Network, and more.
Hulu + Live TV also has a sports add-on package with NFL RedZone, Outdoor Channel, MAVTV, and more for an additional monthly fee.
Hulu + Live TV subscribers have access to unlimited DVR and the Disney Bundle of Hulu’s library, Disney+, and live sports on ESPN+ for no additional charge. A Hulu + Live TV subscription allows you to watch on up to two screens at a time, but you can upgrade to unlimited screens for an additional monthly fee.
Can I Watch MavsTV on YouTube TV?
- Channels: 100+
- DVR: Unlimited
- Price: Click here for the latest YouTube TV pricing, trials and promotions.
No, YouTube TV does not include Mavs TV and the Dallas Mavericks Broadcast Network in its base plan.
A YouTube TV subscription gives users access to over 100 channels, including MLB Network, NBA TV, NFL Network, SEC Network, and more.
YouTube TV also has a sports add-on package that comes with NFL RedZone, Outside TV, Players TV, Fox Soccer Plus, and more for an additional fee.
Every YouTube TV subscriber gets Unlimited Cloud DVR storage, and users can stream on up to 3 devices simultaneously.
Stream Live With the MavsTV App
In-market fans can stream the Dallas Mavericks on MavsTV via the new subscription-based streaming service powered by the NBA’s Next Gen integrated digital platform inside the NBA App. Enjoy a new MavsTV app, with game coverage, exclusive footage and original on-demand content with a low monthly or an annual subscription.
Where to Watch Mavs TV for Free OTA
Outside of the flagship station, MavsTV is available for approximately 14 million people in Texas for free over-the-air. The Dallas Mavericks Broadcast Network includes the following affiliates and if you don’t see your city listed, you can find out more MavsTV broadcast info here.
- DFW TEGNA-owned stations: WFAA Ch. 8 (select games) and KFAA Ch. 29 (all non-national exclusive games)
- TEGNA stations in Abilene (KXVA), Midland-Odessa (KWES), San Angelo (KIDY), Tyler (KYTX) and Waco (KCEN and KAGS).
Other Stations:
- Amarillo, Texas – KFDA 10.2 (Independent – Gray)
- El Paso, Texas – KDBC 4.2 (MyNetworkTV – Sinclair)
- Harlingen-Brownsville, Texas – KGBT 4.1 (MyNetworkTV – Nexstar)
- Laredo, Texas – KXNU 10.2 (Gray Sports – Gray)
- Lubbock, Texas – KMYL 14.1 (MyNetworkTV – Gray)
- Sherman, Texas – KXII 12.2 (MyNetworkTV – Gray)
- Shreveport, La. & Texarkana, Texas – KSHV 45.1 (MyNetworkTV – Nexstar)
- Wichita Falls, Texas & Lawton, Okla. – KJBO 3.2 (MyNetworkTV – Nexstar)