Knicks fans will have a new streaming destination next season, with DAZN set to carry the team’s regional games that are not picked for exclusive national TV.
That means the reigning NBA champions’ local broadcasts will be available live and on demand through the platform, along with highlights, studio shows, original programming and behind-the-scenes content centered on the Knicks. DAZN is also the new direct-to-consumer home for the MSG networks.
DAZN, pronounced da-zone, is built as a sports streaming service that lets fans watch live and on-demand events without a cable subscription. It’s available in more than 200 countries and territories, and first built its name around combat sports, especially boxing, MMA and pay-per-view fight nights. In 2026, it added regional NBA rights for several teams, including the Knicks, Nets, Pacers, Timberwolves, Spurs, Cavs, Magic and Wizards.
One of the main draws is simple: flexibility. Fans can watch through the app on smart TVs, phones, tablets, computers and connected devices instead of being tied to a cable bundle or satellite package.
For New York viewers, DAZN is offering a few different ways in. The MSG+ package includes a Season Pass at $119 per year or a Monthly Pass at $19.99 for the first month, then $29.99 per month.
That package covers every locally produced preseason and regular-season Knicks, Rangers, Devils, Islanders and Sabres game live and on-demand, plus pregame, halftime and postgame coverage and other programming. It also allows streaming on up to three devices in three locations and includes downloads for offline viewing, along with other DAZN content at no extra cost, including international soccer and boxing.
There is also a $9.99 Game Pass for one Knicks, Rangers, Devils, Islanders or Sabres game, with pregame and postgame coverage included.
Fans who want both MSG+ and YES Network programming can choose the Gotham Bundle. That option is priced at $299.99 per year on an annual plan or $34.99 per month. It includes every locally produced preseason and regular-season Yankees, Knicks, Nets, Rangers, Devils, Islanders and Sabres game live and on-demand, plus pregame, halftime and postgame shows, the same three-device, three-location streaming limit, downloads for on-the-go viewing and other DAZN content for free.
Signing up is straightforward. Users can go to the DAZN website or open the app, choose their region if prompted, select a plan, create an account, enter payment details and review the order before confirming. DAZN says payment methods can include credit card, debit card, PayPal or gift code, depending on location and how the user signs up.
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