ClipperVision to carry 77 game schedule across Spectrum (cable), DIRECTV (satellite and streaming), and streaming service Fubo; longtime ESPN reporter Ohm Youngmisuk joins Clippers broadcast team.
LOS ANGELES –The LA Clippers announced today their local television broadcast plan for the 2026-27 season, making Clippers basketball available across cable, satellite, streaming and direct-to-consumer platforms. ClipperVision, which will take over for FanDuel Sports Network SoCal, will broadcast 77 Clippers games, with 10 games simulcast on KTLA 5.
ClipperVision will be available through the same platforms fans across Southern California, Hawaii and certain parts of Nevada have traditionally used to watch Clippers games, including Spectrum (cable), DIRECTV (satellite and streaming), and streaming service Fubo. ClipperVision will also be accessible through the LA Clippers + Intuit Dome App, NBA.com, the NBA App and all platforms where the NBA App is available, including connected devices and gaming consoles.
This unique, direct-to-distributor partnership will allow fans access to Clippers basketball in a familiar way – through the same providers and same programming packages as previous seasons. Subscriptions for ClipperVision will be available beginning Oct. 14. For more information on all the ways to watch Clippers basketball fans can head to Clippers.com/watch.
The Clippers also announced that Playfly Sports will continue to represent the team’s media inventory in the national marketplace and serve as the team’s local advertising sales partner for the 2026-27 season, overseeing advertising opportunities across ClipperVision broadcasts.
The team’s veteran play-by-play and analyst talent will be back in the booth, while adding longtime ESPN reporter Ohm Youngmisuk as sideline reporter and host. Led by play-by-play announcer Brian Sieman, who enters his 20th season calling Clippers basketball, the broadcast team will once again feature lead game analyst Jim Jackson, a 14-year NBA veteran who will be back for his sixth season on the Clippers broadcast. Former NBA Coach of the Year and Emmy Award-winning commentator Mike Fratello and Clippers alumnus Brent Barry will also return as game analysts.
Youngmisuk joins the Clippers broadcast team as sideline reporter and host. A veteran NBA reporter who spent more than 20 years covering sports in Los Angeles before joining ESPN in 2006, Youngmisuk brings over three decades of experience covering the NBA and professional sports. He will serve as sideline reporter for ClipperVision broadcasts and host pregame and postgame coverage throughout the season. Youngmisuk will also contribute original features and stories to Clippers.com.
ClipperVision’s broadcast slate will include all four Group Play games as part of the Emirates NBA Cup: Oct. 30 at the Minnesota Timberwolves, Nov. 13 against the Oklahoma City Thunder, Nov. 25 at the Memphis Grizzlies and Nov. 27 against the New Orleans Pelicans. Two more games in December will be added to the Clippers’ schedule based on results of the NBA Cup, with broadcast information for those to be announced.
A complete 2026-27 Clippers broadcast schedule can be found HERE.