Watch Blazers Without Cable
No cable? No problem. Though it may seem complicated at times, it’s easy to watch any Portland Trail Blazers game live online without cable in 2026.
Your options for streaming Blazers games will depend on what channel a particular game is on. So, you can check here to see where a certain game is being televised, and then read on below for the best ways to watch any game on any channel without cable.
You can also scroll a bit further, as we break down the least expensive ways to watch all remaining Blazers games this season.
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How to Stream Blazers Games on Rip City Network
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How to Stream Blazers Games on NBC
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How to Stream Blazers Games on Peacock
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How to Stream Blazers Games on Prime Video
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How to Stream Blazers Games on ESPN
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How to Stream Blazers Games on ABC
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How to Watch Every Blazers Game for the Lowest Price
In Market
If you live in the Blazers’ market, here’s our recommendation on the best way to watch every game this season:
Sign up for Fubo “Pro”
This costs $49 for one month of service and will get you every Blazers game on Rip City Network, ABC, NBC and ESPN.
If you include the free seven-day trial, this should get you through the end of the season.
For any games on Peacock (that aren’t also on RCN), sign up for a free seven-day trial of Peacock “Premium Plus” via Prime Video
If you don’t have a free trial available, the least expensive alternative is Peacock “Premium” for $11 per month.
If you just want to watch a single game on ABC or ESPN (that isn’t also on RCN), you can sign up for a free trial of Fubo “Pro” or DirecTV Stream “Entertainment” or YouTube TV “Base Plan” or Hulu + Live TV.
If you don’t have any free trials available, the least expensive alternative for ESPN games is a Sling Orange Day Pass for $5.
If you don’t have any free trials available, the least expensive alternative for ABC games via ESPN Unlimited for $30 per month.
For any Prime Video-exclusive games, you can sign up for a sign up for a free trial of either Amazon Prime or Prime Video by itself.
If you don’t have a free trial available, the least expensive alternative is Prime Video for $9 per month.
So, from in market, you can watch every remaining Blazers game this season for as low as $49 total.
Just note that depending on the free trials you have at your disposal, and when you time them out, that could be slightly higher.
Out of Market
If the Blazers play outside your market, and you live in the United States, here’s a step-by-step guide to watch every game for as cheap as possible:
Again, free trials could change the numbers slightly, but that’s every Blazers game for the rest of the season for as low as $34 from out of market.