FOX Sports Net Bay Area, the exclusive television home for Warriors games in Northern California, will televise a total of 64 regular-season games during the upcoming campaign - four more than last season and the most ever carried by the station. The Warriors local television docket will consist of 32 home games and 32 away contests. FOX Sports Net Bay Area begins its 13th season of covering Warriors basketball on opening night, Wednesday, October 29, when Golden State hosts the Dallas Mavericks.

In addition to the 64 games that are slated for telecast on FOX Sports Net Bay Area, the Warriors are also scheduled to play seven nationally televised contests. ESPN will televise the Warriors home games versus the Detroit Pistons (Wednesday, November 12), the New Jersey Nets (Friday, March 5) and the Houston Rockets (Friday, March 19), as well as road games versus the Dallas Mavericks (Wednesday, January 7) and the Portland Trail Blazers (Wednesday, April 7). TNT will air the Warriors home games versus the Utah Jazz (Monday, January 19) and the San Antonio Spurs (Monday, March 15).

KNBR 680, The Sports Leader, and sister station KNBR 1050 will serve as the Warriors co-flagship radio stations, combining to broadcast all 82 regular-season contests. In its 27th season of broadcasting Warriors games, KNBR 680 will air 56 games during the upcoming campaign, while KNBR 1050 will have 26 contests. KNBR 1050 will air all weekday games that start at 6:30 p.m. or earlier, with all other games being carried by KNBR 680.