Thunder Gameday Network announced

The Thunder announced that most (67) of this season's games will be available for regional fans to stream on Thunder+, a new package available through the NBA App. All of Oklahoma and Kansas, and most of Arkansas, Missouri, and Nebraska can get the games. Through a sale running from September 8-30, the season pass will cost $99.99.

Customers going monthly will pay $19.99--what the FanDuel Network charged last season. League Pass hasn't always delivered a great viewing experience, but it should be more reliable than the failing media company broadcasting OKC games has been recently.

Nationally broadcast exclusives (15 in total) will only be available through those networks (ABC/ESPN, Prime, and NBC/Peacock). If you already have the right cable subscription in-market, you can catch the games for no extra charge. Ten games will go over the local airwaves as well. There are more FAQs published on the team website:

There are a variety of companies making up the Thunder Gameday Network, but Griffin Media is the key local partner; the NBA is the primary national vehicle. The same broadcast personalities are all back, including straight man Chris Fisher, church league and Sonics legend Michael Cage, king of the dogpound Nick Gallo, ball knower Paris Lawson, and DT's father Royce Young. Matt Pinto will remain the voice of the Thunder on the Sports Animal, with Eleno Ornelas staying on for the Spanish broadcast at WKY 930 AM.