Our goal is to help you find the right game and understand your viewing options. We keep confirmed details, restrictions and uncertainty clear so you can decide where to watch.
Start with the specific game
Viewing information should apply to the matchup, date and time shown. A listing for another game between the same teams is not enough. When a game moves or resumes later, its viewing arrangements may also change.
Separate the schedule from viewing availability
Knowing when a game is scheduled does not establish where you can watch it. We assess the game time, broadcast assignment and streaming option separately. A service carrying a channel does not mean it includes every game on that channel.
Make the restrictions clear
A useful viewing option includes the requirements that can affect access: location, subscription plan, add-ons, blackouts and supported devices. We show known restrictions and flag gaps. Confirm the specific game in your provider account before subscribing.
Be clear about uncertainty
Unknown teams or start times stay TBD. An estimate is labeled as an estimate. Missing or conflicting viewing details are not treated as confirmed, and a previously listed option is distinguished from one that has been checked again. An absent listing does not mean the game is unavailable everywhere.
Show when information was checked
Check times help you judge how current a detail is. Schedule and viewing information can have different check times; updating one does not make the other current. A recent check is not a guarantee of access.
Correct mistakes
If something looks wrong, use Report a correction on the game page. Tell us which detail needs attention and include a supporting reference if you have one. We review reported errors and update the guide when a correction is supported.