Through a new partnership between the Dallas Mavericks and WFAA, fans can stream dozens of non-nationally televised games for free over the air on KFAA 29 (Channel 29). The offer comes courtesy of Channel Master, which is providing free antennas to help viewers tune in.

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There are still single-game tickets available for the opener on both the Mavericks’ website and on secondary markets like StubHub and Seat Geek. Tickets to the upper bowl of the arena start at around $52. Lower bowl tickets start at around $205.

It’s the Thunder vs. Mavericks tonight in Dallas. Here’s how to watch the NBA game, including time, TV channel and streaming info.