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New York, NY (May 14, 2018)—NBA TV announced today that it will broadcast the Las Vegas Aces’ inaugural home opener, Sunday, May 27, against the Seattle Storm. Tip time has been moved to 5:30 pm PT to accommodate the broadcast.

NBA TV is also opening the 2018 WNBA Schedule with three straight days of live game coverage, beginning with the WNBA’s season opener featuring the Dallas Wings and Skylar Diggins-Smith at the Phoenix Mercury and Brittney Griner on Friday, May 18, at 7 pm PT.

The following afternoon, three of the top four picks in the 2018 WNBA Draft will square off as the Indiana Fever, with Kelsey Mitchell (No. 2 overall pick), host the Chicago Sky with Diamond DeShields (No. 3) and Gabby Williams (No. 4) on Saturday, May 19, at 10 am.

The network’s third straight day of WNBA live game telecasts will feature the Fever visiting the Washington Mystics and Elena DelleDonne on Sunday, May 20, at 10 am.

NBA TV’s WNBA schedule will include appearances from all 12 WNBA teams, along with extensive coverage of the league throughout the season including highlights and postgame interviews with players and coaches following key WNBA matchups. Overall, the network will televise 49 games throughout the regular season.

Additionally, the network will preview the regular season on Thursday, May 17, at 4 pm with the 2018 WNBA Season Preview hosted by Ros Gold-Onwude and LaChina Robinson.

WNBA on NBA TV Schedule

(All Times Eastern)

May

May 18	Friday	10 p.m.	Dallas at Phoenix
May 19	Saturday	1 p.m.	Chicago at Indiana
May 20	Sunday	1 p.m.	Indiana at Washington
*May 27*	*Sunday*	*8:30 p.m.*	*Seattle at Las Vegas*

June

June 9	Saturday	2 p.m.	Minnesota at Connecticut
June 14	Thursday	11:30 a.m.	Indiana at Atlanta
June 17	Sunday	8 p.m.	Phoenix at Las Vegas
June 24	Sunday	4 p.m.	Seattle at Dallas
		6 p.m.	Minnesota at Las Vegas
June 27	Wednesday	7 p.m.	Indiana at Connecticut
		10 p.m.	Dallas at Las Vegas
June 28	Thursday	7 p.m.	New York at Washington
June 29	Friday	8 p.m.	Atlanta at Minnesota

July

July 11	Wednesday	11:30 a.m.	New York at Connecticut
July 15	Sunday	3 p.m.	Chicago at New York
		5 p.m.	Phoenix at Indiana
		7 p.m.	Connecticut at Minnesota
July 18	Wednesday	1 p.m.	Indiana at Minnesota
July 20	Friday	7 p.m.	Seattle at Connecticut
		9 p.m.	Dallas at Chicago
July 21	Saturday	3 p.m.	Washington at New York
July 22	Sunday	3 p.m.	Seattle at Atlanta
		6 p.m.	Los Angeles at Chicago
July 31	Tuesday	8 p.m.	Chicago at Dallas

August

August 1	Wednesday	7 p.m.	New York at Connecticut
		*10 p.m.*	*Phoenix at Las Vegas*
August 2	Thursday	7 p.m.	Dallas at Indiana
*August 3*	*Friday*	*7 p.m.*	*Las Vegas at Washington*
		10 p.m.	Minnesota at Seattle
August 4	Saturday	3 p.m.	Indiana at New York
August 5	Sunday	4 p.m.	Washington at Dallas
		7 p.m.	Phoenix at Los Angeles
August 6	Monday	11 a.m.	Seattle at New York
August 7	Tuesday	7 p.m.	Seattle at Indiana
		10 p.m.	Washington at Phoenix
August 8	Wednesday	7 p.m.	Los Angeles at New York
August 9	Thursday	11:30 a.m.	Seattle at Washington
		7 p.m.	Los Angeles at Atlanta
		10 p.m.	Minnesota at Las Vegas
August 10	Friday	10:30 p.m.	Indiana at Phoenix
August 11	Saturday	2 p.m.	Dallas at Atlanta
August 12	Sunday	1 p.m.	Dallas at Washington
August 14	Tuesday	8 p.m.	Chicago at Minnesota
		10:30 p.m.	New York at Los Angeles
August 15	Wednesday	7 p.m.	Washington at Indiana
		10 p.m.	New York at Las Vegas
August 17	Friday	7 p.m.	Los Angeles at Washington
		10 p.m.	New York at Seattle
August 18	Saturday	4 p.m.	Chicago at Indiana

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