OKLAHOMA CITY (Thunder Public Relations) – In addition to 67 games on FanDuel Sports Network, four Oklahoma City Thunder game broadcasts are scheduled to appear as simulcasts on local TV in several markets in the region. That now includes KSWO in Lawton/Wichita Falls, owned by Gray Media. The simulcasts will be carried on KSWO 7.1 (Ch. 7), MeTV 7.3, Cable One (Ch. 29), Fidelity (Ch. 5), and Spectrum in Texas (Ch.8/Ch. 1200/Ch.1240).
KSWO joins Gray stations KWCH and KSCW in Wichita, KS and Griffin Media stations KWTV in Oklahoma City and KOTV in Tulsa as local stations scheduled to carry the following four simulcasts of the FanDuel Sports Network broadcasts.
DATEGAMETIMECHANNELSaturday, Oct. 25@ Atlanta Hawks6:30 p.m. CTMeTV 7.3Tuesday, Dec. 23@ San Antonio Spurs7:30 p.m. CTKSWO 7.1Saturday, Jan. 17@ Miami Heat7 p.m. CTKSWO 7.1Friday, Feb. 20vs. Brooklyn Nets7 p.m. CTKSWO 7.1
Local fans can also stream games and pregame/postgame coverage on the FanDuel Sports Network app and at FanDuelSportsNetwork.com by authenticating with their pay-TV credentials or subscribing directly. Monthly and annual subscriptions are available, and a full Season Pass is currently being offered at a price of $108.99.
Prime Video customers can also sign up for FanDuel Sports Network as an add-on subscription. Viewers can open the Prime Video app or visit amazon.com/channels and search for FanDuel Sports Network.
The Thunder is scheduled to appear 34 times on national TV across NBA broadcast partners ABC, ESPN, NBC, Peacock, and Amazon Prime. Fifteen of those games will be exclusive to the national partner, another 19 will appear on both the national partner and FanDuel Sports Network.
The Thunder’s veteran Emmy-Award winning broadcast team returns for the 2025-26 season. Chris Fisher enters his eighth season as play-by-play announcer, while analyst and longtime NBA player Michael Cage embarks on his 12th season with the Thunder. Sideline and digital reporter Nick Gallo enters his 15th Thunder season, while Paris Lawson begins her seventh as sideline reporter and Thunder Live pregame and postgame host. Royce Young also returns as a contributor to Thunder broadcasts. Executive Producer and Director Eric Date returns for his 18th season, and producer Steve Melton is back for his 12th.
Complete Thunder tune-in information is available at okcthunder.com/tunein.
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