Stations owned by Nexstar Media Group, Gray Media and Sinclair will offer Mavericks games across Texas. This article, TEGNA partners with peer broadcasters to expand access to Dallas Mavericks games,

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Channel 29 in Dallas-Fort Worth is becoming KFAA 29 — and it's where you can watch 70 Dallas Mavericks games for free this season.

It was announced Oct. 17 that in addition to the previously announced six stations owned by Tegna Inc., Mavs games will be available on eight stations owned by other broadcasters. The deal is for all Mavericks games that aren't exclusively televised nationally — at least 70 in the first season.

KJBO, the sister station of KFDX and KJTL, will broadcast 68 of the Dallas Mavericks’ 82 regular season games during the 2024-25 NBA season. The Mavericks advanced to the NBA Finals in 2024, falling to the Boston Celtics in five games.

TYSONS, Va. and DALLAS —Tegna and the Dallas Mavericks have announced that eight more stations in Texas, Louisana and Oklahoma will join six Tegna-owned outlets to broadcast more than 70 of the NBA team’s games free to viewers during the 2024-25 season.

The Mavericks announced additional markets available over-the-air, but still waiting on broader streaming solutions

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