The Brooklyn Nets are in a tough spot, carrying a six-game losing streak into their upcoming clash with the Denver Nuggets. But there's a silver lining for fans: you can catch this crucial game for free on your TV!
The Nets' Struggle: Brooklyn's season has been a challenging one, evident in their 12-33 record, placing them 13th in the Eastern Conference. They'll be eager to turn things around against the Nuggets, who currently sit comfortably in third place in the Western Conference with a 31-16 record.
The Big Matchup: On Thursday, January 29th, the Nets and Nuggets will face off at Ball Arena. The last time these teams met, the Nets emerged victorious. However, the Nuggets have been strong at home, boasting a 12-9 record, while the Nets struggle on the road with a 6-16 record. Will the Nets pull off an upset, or will the Nuggets defend their home court?
Watch for Free: Here's the best part—you can watch this exciting game without any additional costs! Tune in to KTVD at 6:30 p.m. MT to catch all the action. No cable subscription is required, making it accessible to a wider audience.
Controversial Broadcasting Deal: Earlier this year, Kroenke Sports & Entertainment extended its agreement with TEGNA, the parent company of 9NEWS, to broadcast 20 Nuggets and 20 Avalanche games on 9NEWS and KTVD for the 2025-26 season. This deal has sparked debates among fans, with some questioning the accessibility of these games for out-of-state viewers.
Watching Out of State: For those outside the Denver metro area, a new subscription-based platform, Altitude+, will offer non-exclusive Nuggets and Avalanche games, ensuring fans don't miss out on the action. But is this platform worth the subscription fee? You decide!
Finding 9NEWS and KTVD: Cable and satellite subscribers can easily locate 9NEWS, KUSA, and KTVD in their TV guide. Simply use your voice-activated remote to search for these channels by name. They are available on various channels, including Xfinity, Dish Network, and DirecTV.
Streaming Options: If you've ditched cable, you can still stream 9NEWS KUSA on services like Fubo TV, DirecTV Stream, Hulu TV, and YouTube TV, but you'll need a plan that includes local NBC. For Peacock users, Peacock Premium Plus is required to access live NBC programming, including 9NEWS. As for 9NEWS KTVD, it's currently available on Fubo TV and DirecTV Stream.
Free Viewing with a Digital Antenna: For those using digital antennas, 9NEWS KUSA (NBC affiliate) can be found on channels 9.1 and 9.4, while 9NEWS KTVD (MyNetwork TV affiliate) is on channel 20.1. And there's more—9NEWS also offers a variety of additional channels, ensuring there's something for everyone.
Setting Up Your Antenna: We've provided detailed, step-by-step guides to help you set up your digital antenna and start enjoying free over-the-air TV. It's a great way to catch the big game and explore a world of entertainment without the cost of cable.
Will the Nets break their losing streak, or will the Nuggets prevail? Tune in on Thursday to find out, and don't forget to share your predictions in the comments below!
