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San Antonio Spurs Team Links & Apps

The San Antonio Spurs' official NBA page is a great place to start if you're looking for highlights, team news, tickets and stats. For Spurs fans that are on-the-go, the Spurs official app provides all of the information the official site does. 

San Antonio Spurs Local TV/Radio Broadcasts

Fox Sports Southwest (FSN Southwest) broadcasts the San Antonio Spurs regionally throughout the south central United States, and holds exclusive regional cable television rights to both the Spurs and the Dallas Mavericks. In the case of scheduling conflicts, the channel airs games on their subfeeds.   

The channel is available throughout most of Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, and New Mexico via these cable providers. If you have Fox Sports Southwest included in your cable package, all you have to do is enter your cable provider information on the official Fox Sports site. This is a great option for those wanting to stream Spurs games on other devices. 

KENS, virtual channel 4, and UHF digital channel 29 is a local TV station to that has been serving San Antonio since 1950. It's owned by Tegna Inc. and is a CBS affiliated TV station. It's available to anyone via digital TV within the San Antonio market. It is also available on most cable packages.

KMYS(CW35) has been serving San Antonio since 1985. It's virtual channel is 35 and it's UHF digital channel is 32. It's a CW affiliated television station, and owned by Deerfield Media. The channel is available on Charter Spectrum and Grande Communications, as well as AT&T U-Verse. 

1200 AM News Radio WOAI is the official flagship station of the San Antonio Spurs. 

NBA Audio Pass is there for those who are outside of the San Antonio network. You gain access to every team and every game nation wide for $9.99 per season. 

Fox Sports Southwest Broadcast Team

Bill Land has been with the Fox Sports Network since 1988. He is now the play-by-play announcer for the San Antonio Spurs.

Sean Elliot is the color commentator for the San Antonio Spurs. He also played in the NBA from 1989-2001.

Dan Weiss is the San Antonio Spurs sideline reporter. He has been with Spurs Sports & Entertainment for over 10 years.