Indiana Pacers Stream Games on DAZN for Free This Season
The Indiana Pacers have partnered with DAZN to become their new streaming home for games. The deal will make Pacers basketball more accessible to fans, with 22 games and four preseason outings available for free on the DAZN app. This move comes as the team looks to reach a wider audience, with recent form (last 4): 1W-0D-3L (LWLL, most recent first), and a last result of 94-105 against the Philadelphia 76ers on April 10, 2026.
Why it Matters for Indiana Pacers
The partnership with DAZN is a significant move for the Indiana Pacers, as it will allow fans to access games on various devices, including phones, tablets, gaming consoles, and smart TVs. This accessibility is crucial for the team, as Chief Commercial Officer Joey Graziano noted that only 30% of the team's market has access to paid television, down from 88% in 2010. By streaming games on DAZN, the Pacers can easily reach fans within their local bubble in new ways, including those in Indiana, Kentucky, Iowa, Illinois, and Missouri.
What Comes Next?
The Pacers on DAZN will launch later this summer prior to the 2026-27 NBA season. The streaming service will offer a seven-day free trial, as well as an Early Bird Season Pass for $59.99, which will unlock every paid game. Once the special ends, the price of the Pacers environment will be $119.99 for the year or $19.99 per month. This pricing model is designed to make the service accessible to fans, with DAZN Senior Vice President of Strategy and Business Development Zander Berlinski noting that the price will remain similar in future years.
Key Details of the Partnership
The partnership between the Indiana Pacers and DAZN will include 22 games and four preseason outings available for free on the DAZN app. 15 of those 22 games will also air on a local over-the-air broadcast partner, which will be determined well before the season begins. The Pacers will have their own hub right in the DAZN app, where fans can sign up and stream games. This move is expected to increase accessibility for fans and make Pacers basketball more enjoyable to watch.
