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YouTube TV subscribers will be the first to get the new NBC Sports Network next week

NBC has announced a new NBC Sports Network that will debut first on YouTube TV before expanding elsewhere.

The NBC Sports Network is a new 24/7 channel featuring “a wide range of marquee sporting events and programming from NBC Sports.”

Events and content on the channel include:

  • Monday Night NBA games and NBA Playoffs  
  • Expected to include dozens of MLB regular-season and select post-season games in a soon-to-be-announced agreement 
  • Premier League soccer matches 
  • Gold Zone hosted by Scott Hanson (daily whip-around coverage for Milan Cortina Olympic Winter Games in February 2026) 
  • WNBA Regular Season and Playoff games 
  • Big Ten and Notre Dame Football  
  • Big Ten, Big East and Big 12 Men’s and Women’s Basketball  
  • Golf Majors (includes select coverage of U.S. Open and The Open Championship) 
  • Cycling (Tour de France, Tour de France Femmes; Vuelta a España, and more) 
  • Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks undercard races  
  • Olympic Sports (e.g., Figure Skating, Ski & Snowboard, Gymnastics, Swimming, Track & Field) 
  • Popular shows, including PFT Live, The Dan Patrick Show, The Dan Le Batard Show, and Fantasy Football Happy Hour with Matthew Berry 

NBC Sports Network will launch on November 17 – this coming Monday – with it first debuting on YouTube TV. The channel will then expand to Xfinity “soon” and to other pay-TV distributors “at a later date.”

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This comes as YouTube TV is still in a heated battle with Disney, causing the loss of channels such as the ESPN library. NBC and YouTube TV also went through a spat earlier this year, but a deal was negotiated and, clearly, the two companies are working together.

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Correction: The channel is not available via Peacock, but the content will be.

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