Golden State Warriors Basketball on TV & Streaming

Want to know how to watch the Golden State Warriors game tonight? Whether you're tuning in from the Bay Area or beyond, this quick guide has you covered with all the TV and streaming options for the 2025–26 NBA season.

Golden State enters a make-or-break year. With Steph Curry, Draymond Green, and Jimmy Butler leading the charge—and questions around the next generation—every game counts. Here's how to catch every moment live.

What Channel is the Golden State Warriors Game on Tonight?

The Warriors' nationally broadcast games will be available on ESPN, NBC, or ABC, depending on the matchup. Since national coverage changes weekly, it's always best to check the latest TV details before tipoff.

For local fans, NBC Sports Bay Area provides the most comprehensive regional coverage. The network airs all non-nationally televised games and is available across Central and Northern California, Southern Oregon, Nevada, and Hawaii. You can access NBCS Bay Area through providers such as Fubo, Xfinity, DirecTV, and Spectrum.

If you're outside of this broadcast region, it's worth checking your local channels when the Warriors are on the road. You can also use our guide to find televised NBA matchups for today for the most accurate and up-to-date coverage.

How to Stream Warriors Games Online

If you’re trying to stream Golden State Warriors games online, here are your best options:

Peacock with NBC Sports Bay Area is the go-to for local fans. It streams 65 in-market regular-season games, including nationally broadcast NBC matchups. You’ll need the NBC Sports Bay Area add-on to access these games.
Prime Video has exclusive rights to select Warriors games this season. Additionally, any ESPN-broadcasted matchups can be streamed via the ESPN app, available with a valid subscription plan.
NBA League Pass or Team Pass is perfect for fans living outside the Bay Area blackout zone. This includes areas beyond central and northern California, northern Nevada, and much of Oregon. League Pass provides access to all non-nationally televised Warriors games, along with replays and extra features like Jumbotron feeds. However, games shown nationally or those airing in your local market will be blacked out.

Home of the Warriors

The Warriors have had several homes having moved from Philadelphia then to San Francisco and finally to Oakland. Golden State moved into its brand new arena, the Chase Center, prior to the beginning of the 2019-20 NBA season. The new arena is located in San Francisco as opposed to the team’s previous home, Oracle Arena, which was in Oakland. The Chase Center seats 18,064 for Warriors’ home games.

History of the Warriors

The Warriors are one of the few teams that experienced success right off the bat. They won the first-ever BAA Finals in 1947. The franchise has won NBA titles in four different decades. Golden State claims seven division titles (1975, 1976, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2019). The Warriors have won 11 conference titles, three while in Philadelphia in the Eastern Conference and the other eight in the Western Conference. The Warriors have won a total of six NBA championships, the most recent in 2018. The others were in 1947, 1956, 1975, 2015, and 2017.

Wilt Chamberlain may be best known for finishing his career in Los Angeles, but he began it as a member of the Warriors. He was the picked by Philadelphia in the 1959 NBA draft. Chamberlain would go down as one of the all-time greats. He was a 13-time All-Star, won one of his four MVPs as a Warrior, and won the All-Star Game MVP in 1960. He led the NBA in scoring seven times, including all but one of his seasons as a Warrior. Chamberlain is still the Warriors franchise leader in points scored (17,783), points per game (41.5) and rebounds per game (25.1). Nate Thurmond played the bulk of his career – 12 seasons – with the Warriors. He was a seven-time All-Star and was one of the game’s best defenders. He made the NBA’s All-Defensive First or Second Team five times. Thurmond was the first NBA player ever to record a quadruple-double. In 1974 while with Chicago, Thurmond scored 22 points, grabbed 14 rebounds, dished out 13 assists, and blocked 12 shots. Barring injury or a trade, Golden State’s Stephen Curry should surpass Chamberlain at some point as the franchise’s leading scorer. Curry is a two-time league MVP who led the Warriors to three NBA titles (2015, ’17, and ’18). He is the Warriors all-time leader in 3-pointers with 2,129.