How to watch the Phoenix Suns without cable in 2026
The Phoenix Suns play at Footprint Center in Phoenix, Arizona, and are building a new identity around franchise cornerstone Devin Booker and an exciting retooled roster. After a 45-37 season in 2025-26 that exceeded expectations by 14 wins over preseason projections, the Suns enter 2026-27 with renewed energy and a clearer direction. You can stream Suns games on Fubo — no cable required.
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Why Fubo is the best choice for Suns fans
Fubo carries Arizona's Family Sports, the Suns' local broadcast home, plus the national networks that air NBA games — giving you the broadest Suns coverage in one app. With Fubo you get:
- Arizona's Family Sports — local Suns game broadcasts, with 71 regular-season games airing exclusively in the Phoenix area (where available)
- ESPN and ABC — national NBA game broadcasts, including marquee matchups and playoff coverage
- NBA TV — around-the-clock basketball coverage, analysis, and select live games
- ESPN+ — select exclusive NBA games, included with most Fubo plans
- Unlimited Cloud DVR — record Suns games and watch on your schedule
- Multiview — watch multiple games at once on supported devices
- Apps on phones, tablets, smart TVs, Roku, Apple TV, Fire TV, and more
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How Fubo covers the Suns
| Network | What's on it | On Fubo? |
|---|---|---|
| Arizona's Family Sports | Local Suns game broadcasts (where available) | ✅ |
| ESPN | National NBA game broadcasts | ✅ |
| ABC | Select national NBA games | ✅ |
| NBA TV | Live games, analysis, and highlights | ✅ |
| ESPN+ | Select exclusive NBA games | ✅ Included |
Arizona's Family Sports broadcasts are available on Fubo in the Phoenix and Arizona area. Local coverage airs on KTVK (3TV) and KPHE (Arizona's Family Sports) in Phoenix, with additional affiliates in Tucson, Flagstaff, and Yuma. Availability depends on your location.
Key dates to know for 2026-27
- Late September — Training camp opens
- Early October — Preseason begins
- Oct. 2026 — NBA regular season tips off
- Feb. 2027 — NBA All-Star Weekend
- April 2027 — Regular season ends; NBA Playoffs begin
- June 2027 — NBA Finals
Players to watch
Devin Booker remains the franchise centerpiece. The three-time All-Star and Olympic gold medalist is one of the league's most dynamic scorers and the clear leader of this roster heading into 2026-27.
Jalen Green joins the backcourt after arriving via trade, bringing explosive athleticism and scoring punch alongside Booker. The former No. 2 overall pick gives the Suns a potent two-guard combination.
Miles Bridges was acquired from Charlotte in an offseason trade that sent Grayson Allen and Royce O'Neale the other way. Bridges adds physicality, versatility, and transition scoring to the forward rotation.
Koa Peat, the local Arizona product, was selected in the 2026 NBA Draft and brings size and upside to the Suns' frontcourt as a promising rookie to develop.
Dillon Brooks had a career-best season in 2025-26 and brings tenacious perimeter defense and outside shooting to the starting lineup.
Tips for streaming Suns games like a pro
- Sign up for Fubo to get Arizona's Family Sports, ESPN, ABC, and NBA TV — covering both local and national Suns broadcasts
- Set up Unlimited Cloud DVR to record games you can't watch live
- Use Multiview to follow the Suns alongside other NBA action on busy nights
- Check your local channel availability — Arizona's Family Sports is available in the Phoenix metro area and select Arizona markets on Fubo
- Stream on any device — phone, tablet, smart TV, or computer
The Phoenix Suns this week on Fubo
Devin Booker's 43-point effort wasn't enough to carry Phoenix past Oklahoma City. The Thunder, playing shorthanded, got 30 points from Ajay Mitchell — a career high — and 26 more from Shai Gilgeous-Alexander to pull away for a 125-114 victory. The loss leaves the Suns at 1-1 on the young season, sitting eighth in the Western Conference.
Next game: vs Denver Nuggets — Fri Oct 30, 10:00 PM ET on KTVK TV, live on Fubo.
At 1-1, Phoenix is still finding its footing, and a home game against Denver arrives at the right moment. Devin Booker has already shown he can carry an offense — his 43-point performance against Golden State made that clear — and the Suns will need that kind of production against a Nuggets team that figures to test them. Catch the action on Fubo.
The bottom line
- Subscribe to Fubo for access to Arizona's Family Sports, ESPN, ABC, NBA TV, and more
- Catch local Suns broadcasts on Arizona's Family Sports in the Phoenix area (where available on Fubo)
- Use Cloud DVR and Multiview to never miss a moment of Suns basketball
- Stream from any device, anywhere — no cable required
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