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With the NBA expanding pro basketball outside of the United States and Canada, more and more games are taking place overseas to court fans from different countries. The league now travels to Mexico for NBA Mexico City Game.
The Dallas Mavericks battle the Detroit Pistons at Arena CDMX in Mexico City, Mexico. The game broadcasts on Telemundo (in Spanish) and livestreams on Peacock (in English) on Saturday, Nov. 1, with tipoff at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT.
Want to watch the NBA Mexico City Game online? There are a number of ways to watch online.
Even without cable, you don’t have to miss any of the action. You can access the game livestreams on a number of streaming platforms, including Peacock, DirecTV, Fubo and Hulu + Live TV. All of these services (with the exception of Peacock) offer free trials that you can use to livestream NBA games online for free.
How to Watch NBA Mexico City Game Online Without Cable
Scroll down and check out the best ways to stream the NBA Mexico City Game, below:
The NBA Mexico City Game livestreams on Peacock for subscribers only. Not a subscriber? You can purchase the livestream feed of the game starting at $10.99/month for the ad-supported plan, or $109.99/year when you sign up for an annual subscription here. In addition, you can go ad-free for $16.99/month, or $169.99/year for the annual plan.
Aside from the NBA on NBC games, Peacock is the home to other sports leagues, including the Premiere League, PGA, NASCAR, IMSA, Big Ten Football and more.
DirecTV
Starting at $89.99 for the first month of service for the “Ultimate” plan and $124.99/month afterwards (with a 5-day free trial), DirecTV has every channel you’ll need to catch all the best games, including Telemundo. Although it’s the most expensive live TV streaming service, it boasts the most RSNs and special features for sports fanatics, in addition to the major networks like ESPN, NBC, ESPN2, FS1, TBS and more.
Hulu
Starting at $64.99/month for the first three months of service ($82.99/month afterwards), Hulu + Live TV is another great way to catch all the action live, with the option to record the games to watch later with Cloud DVR. In addition to having access to Telemundo, you’ll also be able to watch Hulu’s extensive lineup of original shows and movies, as well as Disney+ and ESPN Unlimited at no additional cost.
Fubo
Fubo TV is an another options for streaming the NBA. The Pro Plan gets you more than 200 channels, including Telemundo. In general, Fubo TV is one of the best options for streaming live sports, with 35 RSNs and local networks such as ABC, CBS, Fox, FS1, FS2, BeIn Sports, the Big 10 and the Golf Channel. They’re currently offering a 7-day free trial.
NBA
If you want a one-stop shop for the NBA Mexico City Game, then go with NBA League Pass. Starting at $109.99 per season, you can access every game with live analysis, as well as access to the NBA archive of past games and history. You can also stream NBA TV at no additional cost. It’s really the streaming service to get, if you’re a die-hard NBA fan.
