The LA Clippers have confirmed plans to stream games during the 2026-27 NBA season via the ClipperVision subscription service. In addition to the direct-to-consumer option, a ClipperVision channel will be available to watch via select live TV services.
What You Need to Know
- The LA Clippers are moving their local broadcasts to a new ClipperVision service for the 2026–27 season.
- Fans can watch games by subscribing directly to a streaming plan on a monthly or annual basis.
- The ClipperVision channel will also be accessible through select live TV providers.
Following the ceasing of operations of a number of FanDuel Sports-branded regional sports networks late last month, various teams have been looking at how they can best provide fans with access to live games and additional content.
In the case of the LA Clippers, those plans have now been confirmed as a new ClipperVision channel and direct-to-consumer service.
Replacing the old FanDuel Sports Network SoCal, ClipperVision will broadcast 77 Clippers games. This includes every regular-season game (except national exclusives) along with pregame and postgame coverage.
Ten of those 77 games will also be simulcast completely for free via the over-the-air KTLA 5 broadcast station in Los Angeles.
If opting to sign up for a direct-to-consumer plan, a ClipperVision subscription costs $14.95 per month or $89.95 for the full season, and Clippers fans can sign up through the NBA website.
Similar to some of the other leagues and teams that have moved toward a direct-to-consumer model in recent years, ClipperVision will be accessible directly through the team’s own app (LA Clippers + Intuit Dome), as well as NBA.com and the NBA app.
For those who previously received access to FanDuel Sports Network SoCal as part of their live TV package, they will continue to have access to games via the new ClipperVision channel.
This includes those signed up to a DirecTV, Fubo, and Spectrum live TV package that included FanDuel Sports Network SoCal.
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