What happened: Coverage opens with five preseason games starting Oct. 6, followed by the first local regular-season broadcast Oct. 25. An NBA ID is required, and games are available live or on demand.
Why it matters: Thunder+ reaches Oklahoma, Kansas and most of Arkansas, Missouri and Nebraska, giving in-market viewers direct access outside national exclusives. The package is separate from NBA League Pass, and local blackout rules still apply.
By the numbers: Thunder+ is scheduled to carry 67 regular-season games and five preseason games, or 72 total. The remaining 15 regular-season games are national exclusives.
What to watch: The standard season price rises to $108.99 on Oct. 1, while monthly access costs $19.99.