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Detroit Pistons on TV in Canada: Channel & Schedule

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No Pistons game tonight. Next: vs Boston, on Sportsnet.

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Pistons schedule and TV listings

The next 10 games, with every Canadian TV channel and stream. Times are Eastern.

Detroit Pistons: date, opponent, start time (ET), Canadian TV channels and streaming for each game
DateOpponentTime ETTV in CanadaStreaming
vs Boston CelticsNot listed
at Miami HeatNo Canadian TV listedNot listed
at Philadelphia 76ersStreaming only
  • Sportsnet+
at New York KnicksNo Canadian TV listedExpected: Sportsnet (not yet confirmed)Not listed
vs Charlotte HornetsNo Canadian TV listedNot listed
at Brooklyn NetsNo Canadian TV listedNot listed
at Charlotte HornetsNo Canadian TV listedNot listed
vs Philadelphia 76ersNo Canadian TV listedExpected: TSN (not yet confirmed)Not listed
vs Los Angeles LakersNo Canadian TV listedNot listed
vs Washington WizardsNo Canadian TV listedExpected: Sportsnet (not yet confirmed)Not listed

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Where to watch the Pistons in Canada

In Canada, select Pistons games air on TSN or Sportsnet, and Prime Video carries select NBA games. Other games are on NBA League Pass, which blacks out nationally broadcast games live.

On TV in Canada

  • TSN, Sportsnet and Sportsnet+. Both Sportsnet+ plans include 200+ US NBA games, TSN Standard streams TSN1–5 live (NBA included), and TSN Premium adds 75 more NBA games. TSN Standard costs $24.99/month and TSN Premium $29.99/month; Sportsnet+ Standard costs $34.99/month (as of October 2026, plus tax).(Sources: secure.sportsnetplus.ca, tsn.ca, mobilesyrup.com)
  • Prime Video. Prime Video carries NBA games in Canada from 2026-27, included with Prime. Opening doubleheader Fri Oct 23; NBA Cup group play from Oct 30; exclusive Play-In (6 games) and Eastern Conference Finals; select first- and second-round games; Raptors on Prime Nov 20 at Detroit and Jan 7 vs Minnesota. English only.(Sources: mediaincanada.com, nba.com)

NBA League Pass

  • NBA League Pass. NBA League Pass in Canada blacks out nationally broadcast games live; they're on demand about 3 hours after the game ends. Some NBA Cup games, All-Star and playoffs after Round 1 are also blacked out; playoff games after Round 1 are on demand roughly 3 hours after they end. In Canada, Prime Video offers NBA League Pass and NBA TV as add-on channels. On NBA.com, League Pass costs $129.99 per season or $19.99/month, and League Pass Premium $184.99 per season or $27.99/month (as of October 2026, plus tax). NBA.com's season plans renew automatically before the next season, and monthly plans can be paused or cancelled at any time, effective at the end of the billing cycle. Prime Video's League Pass channel page and Bell's sports-packages page showed no League Pass price as of October 2026.(Sources: support.watch.nba.com, aboutamazon.ca, mediaincanada.com, nba.com, apps.apple.com, support.watch.nba.com (2), bell.ca)

Broadcast rights and prices as of October 2026. Prices in Canadian dollars, plus tax.

Pistons TV questions

What channel is the Pistons game on tonight?

No Pistons game tonight. Next: Tue, Oct 20 vs Boston, 3:00 p.m. ET on Sportsnet. In Canada, select Pistons games air on TSN or Sportsnet, and Prime Video carries select NBA games. Other games are on NBA League Pass, which blacks out nationally broadcast games live.

What channel are Pistons games on in Canada?

In Canada, select Pistons games air on TSN or Sportsnet, and Prime Video carries select NBA games. Other games are on NBA League Pass, which blacks out nationally broadcast games live.

How can I stream Pistons games in Canada?

Both Sportsnet+ plans include 200+ US NBA games, and TSN Premium adds 75 more NBA games. Sportsnet+ Standard costs $34.99/month (as of October 2026, plus tax); TSN Premium costs $29.99/month (as of October 2026, plus tax).

Are Pistons games on NBA League Pass in Canada?

NBA League Pass in Canada blacks out nationally broadcast games live; they're on demand about 3 hours after the game ends. Some NBA Cup games, All-Star and playoffs after Round 1 are also blacked out; playoff games after Round 1 are on demand roughly 3 hours after they end. In Canada, Prime Video offers NBA League Pass and NBA TV as add-on channels.