Cleveland Cavaliers games will move to DAZN under new multiyear local broadcast partnership @WKYCChannel3
Cleveland Cavaliers games will move to DAZN under new multiyear local broadcast partnership  @WKYCChannel3
Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Cleveland Cavaliers games are moving to a new home for local viewers starting this fall.

On Tuesday, the Cavs and DAZN announced a multiyear partnership that will make DAZN the team's direct-to-fan streaming destination beginning with the 2026-27 NBA season.

Under the agreement, DAZN will stream all Cavaliers regular-season games that are not selected for exclusive national broadcasts, along with preseason games and original team programming. The monthly fee to subscribe will start at $19.99, with a full-season subscription starting at $119.99.

The partnership represents a major change for local Cavs fans, who will be able to watch games through DAZN on smart TVs, mobile devices, web browsers, game consoles and other supported streaming platforms.

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