The current NBA season isn't quite at the midpoint yet, with the All-Star Break not happening until February, but that might be a good thing, as nearly half of its teams are facing some serious broadcast issues behind the scenes. The 2026 TV schedule may see a massive change early on in terms of how many fans are watching basketball games for nearly half of the NBA's teams. Broadcast carrier Main Street Sports Group is facing some issues that could affect teams, though the league is
Fo clarity, this matter doesn't involve nationally broadcast games, which will go unaffected, so we'll still get the Inside The NBA crew and Michael Jordan's thoughts on the game. That said, a vast number of teams in both the Eastern and Western conferences are in danger of losing their network, as Sports Business Journal reports that Main Street, which owns NBA carrier FanDuel Sports Network, could go belly up.
