The Detroit Pistons have a new streaming home. Pistons games will stream on DAZN starting in the 2026-27 NBA season, the team announced Tuesday, making the British service its exclusive direct-to-consumer partner.
What a Pistons DAZN Pass Costs
Streaming will start at $19.99 per month or $119.99 for the entire season. Fans can also subscribe to the βUltimateβ tier, including a one-time 15% discount at the Pistons 313 Shop, extra concurrent streams and exclusive camera feeds, for $24.99 per month or $139.99 per season. New subscribers get a seven-day free trial first.
Why Detroit Needed a New Home
This makes the Pistons one of several teams that have made DAZN their streaming home for the upcoming season, alongside the Cavaliers, Pacers, Timberwolves, Grizzlies and Spurs. After the owner of FanDuel Sports Network, Main Street Sports, wound down its operations in April, it left many teams, including Detroit, scrambling to find their new home. DAZN originally made its name in the world of combat sports, but now will be adding NBA regional streaming rights to its repertoire.
Pistons Games Are Still Free Over the Air
The good news for Pistons fans is that unlike before, there are also free over-the-air options to tune into locally televised games as well. In May, it was announced that the Pistons would be partnering with Scripps Sports to air on WMYD TV20 in Detroit. This will also be available over-the-air with broadcast partners across the state of Michigan.
Tuning into Pistons basketball should be easier than itβs been in years, and it couldnβt come at a better time. With their on-court success and off-court behind-the-scenes buzz, the Pistons are as relevant as theyβve been in a long time. Now fans wonβt have any shortage of ways to watch their team.
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