Tonight there will be a battle in Texas as the Dallas Mavericks travel to the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas to take on the Houston Rockets. The Rockets are currently sitting at 2-2 and second in the Southwest division, while the Mavericks are in third place with a 2-4 record.
Houston Rockets superstar and former league MVP James Harden is listed as questionable for tonight’s game. The team is currently ranked 6th in the Western Conference and will hope to have their best player against the Mavericks.
The Mavericks have underperformed so far this season. Former Rookie of the Year Luka Doncic will be looking to get out of the slump he’s having this season with a road victory against Houston. The Mavericks are currently 13th in a tough Western Conference and they will be looking to get back into playoff contention as the season progresses.
Tonight in Houston, there will be a limited number of fans in attendance; however, fans can find out how to watch Mavericks vs Rockets below.
When to Watch Mavericks vs. Rockets
The Dallas Mavericks are scheduled to take on the Houston Rockets at 8:00 PM ET on Monday, January 4, 2020. The game will be nationally televised on NBA TV with local broadcasts available on AT&T SportsNet Southwest and Fox Sports Southwest.
Where to Watch the Mavericks vs. Rockets
Cord cutters have a few different options when it comes to watching the NBA TV national broadcast. Below is how you can watch NBA TV with your favorite streaming service.
- NBA TV: Fans can get a free 7-day trial with an NBA TV subscription for only $6.99/month or $59.99/year
- YouTube TV: For only $65/month, subscribers to YouTube TV can watch all of the national games on NBA TV this season plus 85 other channels.
- AT&T TV Now: For $124/month, the Xtra package from AT&T TV NOW includes every national game on NBA TV plus over 105 channels.
- Sling TV: Starting at an additional $10/month, Sling TV subscribers can add on the Sling Sports Extra package to catch all the action live from the hardwood on NBA TV.
- fuboTV: For an additional $7.99/month, fuboTV subscribers can watch all the national games on NBA TV with the fubo Extra package add-on.
Due to the NBA’s blackout restrictions, local fans will have to watch the game on AT&T SportsNet and Fox Sports Southwest, both of which are streaming on AT&T TV Now. Regional sports networks coverage varies based on location, but if these networks are subject to blackout in your location then you should be able to watch the national broadcast on NBA TV.