Memphis Grizzlies Basketball on TV & Streaming

Wondering how to watch the Memphis Grizzlies game tonight? Whether you call the Volunteer State home or are tuning in from overseas, here’s your complete guide to watching the Memphis Grizzlies live on TV today and streaming every game online this season.

The Ja Morant saga never seems to end for this Memphis team, and we may be watching the Grizzlies collapse in real time. Their weak finish to last season was signed, sealed, and delivered in a sweep at the hands of the eventual champion Thunder in the opening round of playoff action. With a new head coach, an uncooperative superstar, and a fanbase whose patience is wearing thin, 2025-26 will be decisive for the future of this franchise.

What Channel is the Memphis Grizzlies Game on Tonight?

The best way to watch Memphis Grizzlies games live on TV for local fans is through FanDuel Sports Network Southeast. This regional network airs most non-national Grizzlies games and includes a pregame show to subscribers throughout Tennessee, Mississippi, Kentucky, Alabama, Missouri, and Central and Southern Illinois. It’s accessible via the Prime Video app or through providers like Mediacom, DIRECTV, Fubo, Spectrum, U-verse, and Xfinity.

Nationally televised Memphis Grizzlies games may appear on NBC, Peacock, ESPN, or NBA TV, but regardless of what channel the game is on, you will easily find everything you need to know on our NBA League Page. This has the full NBA schedule and relevant broadcast information.

Keep in mind: blackout restrictions apply. If you live outside the six-state region where FDSN Southeast is available and the Grizzlies are playing your local team, your regional sports network may carry the game instead.

How to Stream Grizzlies Games Online

If you’re wondering how to stream Memphis Grizzlies games online, you have several great options:

NBA League Pass or Team Pass is ideal for fans outside the Grizzlies’ regional blackout zone, which includes Tennessee, Mississippi, Kentucky, Alabama, Missouri, and parts of Illinois. These streaming services offer live out-of-market games, replays, and more.
The good news for Grizzlies fans if you're inside the blackout region, local games are streamable via FanDuel Sports Network Southeast, available as an add-on through Prime Video. You can also stream directly via the FanDuel Sports Network app or on FanDuelSportsNetwork.com.
Nationally broadcast games are often available via Peacock, the ESPN App, or Prime Video.

Home of the Grizzlies

Upon moving to Memphis, the Grizzlies played at Pyramid Arena in downtown Memphis. The Grizzlies moved into the FedEx Forum in 2004. The arena pays homage to the city’s musical heritage. The FedEx Forum holds a capacity crowd of 18,119 for Grizzlies’ home games.

History of the Grizzlies

The Grizzlies struggled in Vancouver never winning more than 23 games in a single season. The franchise finally experienced its first winning season in 2003-04 in Memphis. The Grizzlies lost in the first round of the playoffs to San Antonio. Memphis has made the playoffs 10 times. They have advanced to the conference finals just once in 2012-13. The Grizzlies have yet to win a division, conference, or NBA title. The franchise’s best season came in 2012-13 when Memphis went 56-26 and finished second in the Southwest Division.

The 2007 NBA draft TV schedule witnessed the Memphis Grizzlies selecting Mike Conley Jr. with the fourth overall pick. Conley would play his first 13 seasons in Memphis and is currently the franchise’s all-time leading scorer 11,733 points. Conley is also first in assists (4,509) and steals (1,161). Conley averaged in double figures in all but his rookie season in Memphis. He was also well-known for his defense. He made the NBA All-Defensive Team in 2013. Conley has also won the NBA Sportsmanship Award three times (2014, 2016, and 2019). Marc Gasol moved from Spain to Memphis in 2001. After playing in Spain, he was drafted by the Los Angeles Lakers in the second round of the 2007 NBA draft. He was traded to Memphis in a deal that sent his older brother, Pau, from Memphis to Los Angeles. Gasol would play 12 seasons in Memphis. He is a three-time All-Star selection and made the All-NBA First Team in 2015. Known for his defense, Gasol was the league’ Defensive Player of the Year in 2013. Gasol is second on the Grizzlies all-time scoring list (11,684) and the leader in rebounds (5,942) and blocked shots (1,135). Zach Randolph played nine of his 19-year NBA career in Memphis. He was a two-time NBA All-Star and is third on the Grizzlies all-time scoring list (9,261). Randolph is also second in rebounds (5,612). Randolph finished his career with averages of 16.6 points and 9.1 rebounds per game.