Can two No. 1 picks carry the Dallas Wings to the postseason?
After drafting Paige Bueckers at No. 1 last year, the Dallas Wings picked Azzi Fudd first overall this year. Both Bueckers and Fudd were stars at UConn, and having them on the same team again will make watching the Wings in 2026 extremely exciting.
New coach Jose Fernandez, along with Bueckers, Fudd, and a veteran core, could make the Wings a team capable of surprising people. That’s why fans will want to tune in to as many Dallas games as possible.
This guide is for Wings fans who want one place to check out which channels the team plays on. I’ll also cover what TV plans or streaming services you’ll need to follow the team, and even how to watch games for free.
Where to watch the Dallas Wings—local TV breakdown
The Wings have a robust offering of games on local TV this season. A total of 24 games will air on KFAA-TV 29 in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. These broadcasts will also simulcast on regional affiliates across Texas, reaching major markets like Houston, Austin, and San Antonio. Other covered areas include Waco-Killeen, Tyler-Longview, Midland-Odessa, Abilene, San Angelo, Lubbock, Amarillo, and Sherman.
Fans outside those areas can still watch local Wings broadcasts using WNBA League Pass, which offers live games and on-demand replays.
| Channel | Starting price | Coverage | Available on |
|---|---|---|---|
| KFAA / Regional affiliates | — | In-market games | Over-the-air antenna, AT&T U-verse, DIRECTV, DISH, Optimum, Fubo |
| WNBA League Pass | $14.99/mo. | Most out-of-market games | WNBA app, Prime Video Channels |
Where to watch the Dallas Wings—national TV breakdown
With 36 nationally televised matchups, the Wings have the second-most national games in the league. For context, the regular season lasts 44 games. So no matter where you are, you can watch most of the Dallas Wings’ schedule.
You’ll see the Wings on national networks like ABC, ESPN, CBS, ION, NBC, NBCSN, NBA TV, and USA Network. Some games will stream on Amazon Prime Video and Peacock Premium.
| Network | Coverage | Available on |
|---|---|---|
| Amazon Prime Video | Thursday night exclusives, Commissioner's Cup championship | Prime Video subscription ($8.99–$17.98/mo.) |
| ABC | Select weekend games | Cable, satellite, live TV streaming services, digital antenna |
| CBS | Select weekend games | Cable, satellite, live TV streaming services, Paramount+ Premium, digital antenna |
| CBS Sports Network | Select regular-season games | Cable, satellite, live TV streaming services |
| ESPN / ESPN2 | Regular-season and playoff games | Cable, satellite, live TV streaming services |
| ION | Friday night regular-season games | Cable, satellite, live TV streaming services, digital antenna |
| NBA TV | Select regular-season games | Cable, satellite, live TV streaming services |
| USA Network | Select regular-season games | Cable, satellite, live TV streaming services |
Best TV plans for watching the Dallas Wings
The WNBA has so many media partners that it’s almost impossible for a single TV plan to cover every Dallas Wings game. But I came up with a few that I think you’d like best.
You’ll find more details about each plan below. But in short, I think you’ll get the most out of DIRECTV and Amazon Prime Video.

Best Overall
DIRECTV carries KFAA and other regional affiliates, as well as almost every national network the Wings will play on during the regular season.

Exclusive Games
The Wings will play six games that will stream on Prime Video during the regular season. If the team makes it all the way to the Commissioner’s Cup Championship, that game will also stream on Prime Video.

Out-of-Market Coverage
If Wings fans live outside the team’s local broadcast territory, they can use WNBA League Pass to watch those KFAA games that don’t also air nationally.
Watch the Wings with a free trial
The Dallas Wings will air on several different networks—local, national, and streaming. Check out these free trials in the table below to try out some services before you commit to paying.
| Packages | Price | ABC | ESPN | CBS | NBC | ION | USA Network | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DIRECTV | Five days free, then $94.99–$179.98/mo. | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | View Plans for DIRECTV STREAM |
| Fubo | Five days free, then $14.99–$94.99/mo. | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | — | ✔ | — | View Plans for FuboTV |
| YouTube TV | Varies, then $82.99/mo. | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | View Plans for YouTube TV |
Data effective as of post date. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.

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How to watch the Dallas Wings FAQ
What channel are the Dallas Wings on?
You can watch in-market Dallas Wings games on KFAA and several regional affiliates throughout Texas. For national matchups, the Wings will appear on ABC, NBC, USA Network, NBA TV, and others. Games will also stream on Amazon Prime Video and Peacock Premium.
Can I stream Wings games without cable?
Yes, live TV streaming services like DIRECTV offer most WNBA channels. Games on NBC and CBS stream on Peacock Premium and Paramount+ Premium, respectively. Select games will stream exclusively on Prime Video. WNBA League Pass is a streaming platform for out-of-market fans.
Why are Wings games blacked out in my area?
If you're watching from within the Wings market using WNBA League Pass, local games will be blacked out. National games are also blacked out with that service. Local fans need a TV setup that includes KFAA or other regional affiliates to avoid blackouts.
Can I watch the Dallas Wings for free?
Games on KFAA, ABC, NBC, CBS, and ION are available for free with an over-the-air antenna. Prime Video has a 30-day free trial. Otherwise, you can seek out limited free trials for live TV streaming services and WNBA League Pass to tune in.
Why you should trust us
Our CableTV.com Staff Writer, Alex Vejar, investigated the Dallas Wings’ local and national broadcast schedules to uncover the most reliable viewing methods. By matching the team’s regional network availability with up-to-date provider lineups, he confirmed which platforms will carry the most games this season. This breakdown gives Texas basketball fans the game plan they need to lock in a seamless TV setup and enjoy the entire campaign.
Check out our How We Rank page to learn more about our review methods.
