Prime Video has revealed 67 regular-season games from the 2026/27 NBA season that it will stream across Europe. The second season of NBA on Prime tips off with a doubleheader on Friday 23 October with reigning champion New York Knicks vs the Boston Celtics at midnight GMT. Later that evening in the early hours of 24 October, Kevin Durant returns to Austin when the Houston Rockets face the Western Conference Champion San Antonio Spurs at 2:30am GMT at the University of Texas’s Moody Center.
The remaining 20 games of Prime Video’s regular-season schedule, played at primetime in Europe, will be announced in the coming weeks. Looking ahead to May, Prime Video’s extensive NBA post-season coverage concludes with an exclusive live presentation of the Eastern Conference Finals.
“As we prepare to tip off our second season of NBA on Prime, we’re thrilled to present an exceptional lineup of games featuring the league’s biggest stars, iconic rivalries, and high-stakes matchups within the NBA Cup and extensive post-season coverage,” said Jay Marine, global head of sports, Prime Video. “Building on the momentum of our inaugural season, we look forward to continuing to deliver our innovative coverage to the global community of Prime members, connecting fans with the game they love no matter where they are and bringing them closer to the action than ever before.”
NBA on Prime will be home to marquee matchups all season long including a homecoming for Victor Wembanyama as the Spurs head to Paris to play their sixth game in the French capital with the NBA Paris Game 2027 on 14 January.
The high-stakes action begins with five-straight weeks of NBA Cup 2026 Group Play doubleheaders beginning through the evening of Friday 30 October when the Knicks visit LeBron James and the 76ers, then Luka Dončić and the Lakers meet Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors. The final night of Group Play on Prime will feature the Heat vs the Knicks followed by the Lakers vs the Spurs. The Emirates NBA Cup Knockout rounds will stream on Prime Video tipping off with the quarterfinals on 4-5 December, semifinals on 8 December and culminating with the championship game on 11 December from Butler University’s historic Hinkle Fieldhouse.
The NBA Paris and Manchester Games will broadcast live on 14 and 17 Jan respectively exclusively on Prime this season, featuring France’s own Wembanyama and the Spurs vs. the New Orleans Pelicans. Prime will also feature at least 11 Saturday matchups featuring top international stars in prime time across Europe, including two appearances from Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Heat on 6 February (vs. the Minnesota Timberwolves) and 7 March (vs. Indiana Pacers), Franz Wagner and the Orlando Magic on 13 March, and a third Europe primetime appearance from the Spurs on 27 March.
Twenty additional prime time European games will be announced for the full NBA on Prime schedule in the UK in the coming weeks. In its first year, Prime Video’s NBA coverage outside of the United States was up 28% year-over-year across the 2025/26 season with significant viewership increases throughout Europe, Asia Pacific and Latin America compared to the 2024/25 season.
Prime’s NBA coverage will also feature exclusive coverage of the NBA Play-in Tournament with six games across three nights this April. The tournament features the No. 7-10 teams in each conference vying for the seventh and eighth NBA Playoff seeds. The service will also stream select first- and second-round NBA Playoff games leading up to the exclusive presentation of the Eastern Conference Finals.
Wraparound coverage begins 30 minutes before every game night with NBA on Prime Pregame live from Amazon MGM Studios in Culver City, followed by The Half at halftime. Each night will culminate with NBA Nightcap, a one-hour postgame show. Between doubleheaders, Prime will bridge games with The Crossover.
