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Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green led the Warriors back to championship heights. Can they do it again in 2022-23?

What a storybook season 2021-22 was for the Warriors, with Klay Thompson returning, Jordan Poole breaking out, Andrew Wiggins living up to the hype, Draymond Green frustrating foes and fans alike and Stephen Curry winning the first Finals MVP of his career after winning his fourth championship.

A lifelong Warriors fan could not have drawn things up better as far as how the campaign went.

Now, the question is, will Golden State be able to reach those heights again in 2022-23? After losing some pieces in free agency, it won't be easy, but after what we just saw, we know never to count out Curry and Co. again.

How to Watch Golden State Warriors Games

Locally, you can watch the Golden State Warriors games on NBC Sports Bay Area.

For out-of-market viewers, NBA League Pass is your best bet.

Both channels are available on fuboTV.

Golden State Warriors 2022-23 Season Preview

Not that he had anything left to prove, but for the few doubters remaining, Curry showed he is one of the greatest players of all time without question in 2021-22, averaging 25.5 points and 6.3 assists in the regular season and 31.2 points to go with 5.0 assists and 5.2 three-pointers in the Finals.

The question is, will those around him be able to repeat their performances from last season? Thompson had his ups but also a fair share of downs in his first season back in action following to major lower-body injuries. Green also regressed mightily as a scorer, though he somewhat made up for it with his playmaking and defense in the playoffs.

The Warriors also lost some important depth from last year's championship team, with Gary Payton II (Portland), Otto Porter (Toronto), Damion Lee (Phoenix), Juan Toscano-Anderson (L.A. Lakers) and Nemanja Bjelica (overseas) all gone.

A lot will be asked of the team's two main free-agent acquisitions, Donte DiVincenzo and JaMychal Green, to fill those now-departed shoes, but growth from the team's lottery picks from the two years prior — James Wiseman, Moses Moody and Jonathan Kuminga — could also help mitigate those concerns.

If that trio grows in the way Poole did, we could be looking at an even stronger Warriors side in 2022-23.

A scary proposition for foes indeed.

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If he continues to develop his game, he could become a star center for a championship contender.

Additions and subtractions

The Warriors added DiVincenzo, Green, Mac McClung, Patrick Baldwin and Lester Quinones this offseason so far. They lost Payton II, Porter, Lee, Toscano-Anderson and Bjelica, with Andre Iguodala, Chris Chiozza and Quinndary Weatherspoon all currently unsigned free agents.

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Where Do The Warriors Play?

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The Warriors moved across the Bay from Oakland's Oracle Arena, where they played just short of 50 years, back to San Francisco in 2019. Chase Center in Mission Bay, San Francisco, California, now hosts the six-time champs.

See how to watch or stream every game with the 2022-23 NBA TV schedule on ESPN, ABC, TNT, NBA TV, NBA League Pass and regional sports networks. Key dates: October 18: Opening Night, February 17-19: NBA All-Star Weekend, April 11-14: Play-in Tournament, April 16: start of NBA playoffs, June 1: start of NBA Finals.

NBA TV schedule 2022-23

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NBA Play-in Tournament

The NBA Play-in Tournament begins April 11 and runs through April 14. Last year, TNT carried games on Tuesday and ESPN on Wednesday, with both networks carrying a single game on Friday.

NBA Playoffs

The 2023 NBA Playoffs is set to begin Saturday, April 16. The playoff schedule on NBA TV, ABC, ESPN and TNT will be posted closer to the start of the postseason. This season, TNT has the Eastern Conference Finals and ESPN/ABC the Western Conference Finals.

NBA Finals

The 2023 NBA Finals is set to begin Thursday, June 1 with all games on ABC.

NBA Draft

A date for the 2023 NBA Draft has not yet been announced, but it typically takes place the Thursday after a potential Game 7 in the NBA Finals (which would be June 22).

NBA Summer League

Dates for the 2023 NBA Summer League have yet to be announced. The full Summer League schedule on NBA TV and ESPN will be posted closer to the start of that event.

How to stream NBA games

In order to watch every NBA game this season, one will need to subscribe to cable, satellite or streaming service with access to ESPN, ABC, TNT and NBA TV. The list of streaming providers with access to all four of these channels is as follows: YouTube TV, Hulu with Live TV and DirecTV Stream. Sling (ABC games are available on Sling through the ESPN3 channel). If you subscribe to ESPN or TNT through a cable, satellite or streaming provider, you can watch games through the ESPN app (ESPN and ABC) or the WatchTNT app (TNT). Authentication is required.

Fubo TV only has access to ESPN, ABC and NBA TV as it does not carry TNT or any of the Turner cable channels. TNT games can be viewed through TNT Overtime on the NBA app, though those streams do not include any announcers or traditional camera angles.

For a full list of network availability on the major streaming platforms, see the Sports Media Watch sports streaming guide.

If you do not receive NBA TV as part of your cable/streaming/satellite package, you can now purchase the network standalone for $7/month or $59/year through NBA League Pass. NBA League Pass is available to purchase through the NBA itself or through YouTube TV, Fubo, DirecTV Stream and Amazon Prime Video.

How to stream NBA games locally

Local rights to the majority of NBA teams belong to Sinclair Broadcasting’s Bally regional sports networks. NBA teams whose games air locally on Bally are as follows: the Hawks, Hornets, Cavaliers, Mavericks, Pistons, Pacers, Clippers, Grizzlies, Heat, Bucks, Timberwolves, Pelicans, Thunder, Magic, Suns and Spurs.

The Bally networks are not available on any of the streaming providers mentioned previously except for DirecTV Stream, which does not offer them until you reach their $90/month tier. Starting this season, cordcutters who are otherwise unable to access Bally channels will be able to sign-up for the $20/month “Bally+” to watch their teams play. Nuggets games on Altitude are similarly difficult to access in-market, but there is no direct-to-subscriber option as of yet.

Other NBA teams are partnered with regional sports networks that are more readily available on the streaming services: the NBC Sports RSNs (Bulls, Celtics, Wizards, Kings, Sixers, Warriors), the AT&T/Root Sports RSNs (Rockets, Jazz, Blazers), Spectrum SportsNet (Lakers), YES Network (Nets) or MSG Network (Knicks).

Breaking down the NBA TV schedule

By team

The NBA schedule features appearances by all 30 teams on ABC, ESPN or TNT, led by the defending champion Golden State Warriors (30), the Los Angeles Lakers (27), Boston Celtics (25), Milwaukee Bucks and Phila. 76ers (23 each). Including games on NBA TV, the Warriors still have the most games on schedule at 42, followed by the Lakers at 39.

Other teams making double-digit appearances: Phoenix Suns (22), Dallas Mavericks (21), Los Angeles Clippers (20), Memphis Grizzlies (18), Denver Nuggets (16), New York Knicks and Brooklyn Nets (13), Miami Heat and New Orleans Pelicans (11), Chi. Bulls and Minnesota Timberwolves (10).

Other teams making multiple appearances: Atlanta Hawks (8), Cleveland Cavaliers (5), Toronto Raptors (4), Portland Blazers (3), Charlotte Hornets (3), Wash. Wizards (2).

Teams making a solo appearance: Indiana Pacers (October 28 at Wizards on ESPN), Orlando Magic and Oklahoma City Thunder (November 1 vs. each other on TNT), Utah Jazz (November 15 vs. Knicks on TNT), Det. Pistons (January 10 at Sixers on ESPN), Houston Rockets and Sacramento Kings (January 11 vs. each other on ESPN), and San Antonio Spurs (January 13 vs. Warriors on ESPN).

By network

ESPN is scheduled to carry 85 NBA games this season (three shared with ABC), TNT is set for 65, and ABC is set for 18 (three shared with ESPN). NBA TV has the most games on schedule at 107.

ABC is not scheduled to carry any NBA games in the final month of the regular season, with its final telecast scheduled for March 11, marking the earliest in a season that any NBA over-the-air broadcaster has ended its regular season slate in recent memory.

Despite its shortened campaign, ABC is scheduled to air an NBA tripleheader on January 28, marking the first time since NBC in 2002 that a broadcast network has carried an NBA tripleheader (outside of Christmas).

Additional resources

For reference, last year’s schedule

NBA TV schedule by team

See when each team is on national TV this season (not counting NBA League Pass). (Back to top)

Warriors

The Warriors national TV schedule on NBA TV, ABC, ESPN and TNT includes a league-leading 42 games. All other Warriors games are available (out-of-market) on NBA League Pass. Locally, Warriors games can be seen on NBC Sports Bay Area.

Lakers

The Lakers national TV schedule on NBA TV, ABC, ESPN and TNT includes 39 games. All other Laker games are available (out-of-market) on NBA League Pass. Locally, Laker games can be seen on Spectrum SportsNet LA.

Celtics

The Celtics national TV schedule on NBA TV, ABC, ESPN and TNT includes 37 games. All other Celtics games are available (out-of-market) on NBA League Pass. Locally, Celtics games can be seen on NBC Sports Boston.

76ers

The 76ers national TV schedule on NBA TV, ABC, ESPN and TNT includes 34 games. All other Sixers games are available (out-of-market) on NBA League Pass. Locally, Sixers games can be seen on NBC Sports Philadelphia.

Suns

The Suns national TV schedule on NBA TV, ABC, ESPN and TNT includes 34 games. All other Suns games are available (out-of-market) on NBA League Pass. Locally, Suns games can be seen on Bally Sports Arizona.

Bucks

The Bucks national TV schedule on NBA TV, ABC, ESPN and TNT includes 32 games. All other Bucks games are available (out-of-market) on NBA League Pass. Locally, Bucks games can be seen on Bally Sports Wisconsin.

Clippers

The Clippers national TV schedule on NBA TV, ABC, ESPN and TNT includes 32 games. All other Clippers games are available (out-of-market) on NBA League Pass. Local broadcasts of Clippers games can be seen on Bally Sports SoCal.

Mavericks

The Mavericks national TV schedule on NBA TV, ABC, ESPN and TNT includes 30 games. All other Mavericks games are available on NBA League Pass. Locally, Mavericks games can be seen on Bally Sports Southwest.

Grizzlies

The Grizzlies national TV schedule on NBA TV, ABC, ESPN and TNT includes 28 games. All other Grizzlies games are available (out-of-market) on NBA League Pass. Locally, Grizzlies games can be seen on Bally Sports Southeast.

Nuggets

The Nuggets national TV schedule on NBA TV, ABC, ESPN and TNT includes 28 games. All other Nuggets games are available (out-of-market) on NBA League Pass. Locally, Nuggets games can be seen on Altitude.

Nets

The Nets national TV schedule on NBA TV, ABC, ESPN and TNT includes 23 games. All other Nets games are available (out-of-market) on NBA League Pass. Locally, Nets games can be seen on YES Network.

Heat

The Heat national TV schedule on NBA TV, ABC, ESPN and TNT includes 22 games. All other Heat games are available (out-of-market) on NBA League Pass. Locally, Heat games can be seen on Bally Sports Sun.

Pelicans

The Pelicans national TV schedule on NBA TV, ABC, ESPN and TNT includes 18 games. All other Pelicans games are available (out-of-market) on NBA League Pass. Locally, Pelicans games can be seen on Bally Sports New Orleans.