The Cavaliers face the Thunder again tonight, but finding the broadcast requires a different plan than Monday.
Tipoff is 8 p.m. ET at Paycom Center in Oklahoma City. For fans in the Cavs’ local market, DAZN-CLE carries the game, with the local broadcast also available through eligible DIRECTV and U-verse packages.
Cavs vs. Thunder TV and streaming guide
| What you need | Tonight’s information |
|---|---|
| Tipoff | 8 p.m. ET |
| Location | Paycom Center, Oklahoma City |
| Local streaming | Cavaliers on DAZN |
| DIRECTV satellite and streaming | Channel 660, with an eligible package |
| U-verse | Channel 1734 HD or 734 SD, with an eligible package |
| Out-of-market streaming | NBA League Pass, including the League Pass add-on through Prime Video |
| Cavs radio | WTAM 1100 and 100.7 WMMS |
Is tonight’s Cavs game free on Channel 19?
No. Wednesday’s game is not on the Cavs’ free over-the-air schedule. Monday’s Thunder game was available on WOIO Channel 19, but tonight’s rematch requires a different viewing option. The next scheduled free local broadcast is Nov. 14 against the Mavericks. cleveland.com
For local streaming, visit Cavaliers on DAZN or open the DAZN app and select the Cavs broadcast. Standard plans are listed at $19.99 monthly or $119.99 for the season. Check your location’s eligibility before subscribing.
How to watch outside the Cavs’ market
NBA League Pass carries this game for eligible out-of-market viewers. You can subscribe directly or purchase the League Pass channel through Prime Video. A regular Amazon Prime subscription alone does not include that add-on.
Local blackout restrictions still apply. Fans in the Oklahoma City market have KSBI and Thunder+ as their listed options.
What to know before tipoff
The Cavs enter at 4-3 after Monday’s 117-112 home loss to the Thunder, who improved to 5-2. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 43 points, but as covered in the postgame Dribbles, the Cavs also hurt themselves with 10 missed free throws and 15 offensive rebounds allowed.
They don’t need to reinvent everything for the rematch. Finishing possessions would be a useful place to start.
There’s also the ongoing question of balancing Donovan Mitchell’s scoring and playmaking, while making sure Evan Mobley stays involved. Those are bigger-picture issues, but Wednesday offers another chance to make some progress.
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