Seattle Storm's 35-Game TV Plan Is Here, and KOMO and CW Are All In

The Seattle Storm just locked in their 2026 broadcast schedule, and it's a big deal for fans across Washington. Thirty-five games, including two preseason matchups, are hitting the air across KOMO-TV (ABC), KUNS-TV (CW), and Prime Video. That's a lot of Storm basketball coming into your living room all season long.

The Partnership That's Paying Off

This isn't a new relationship. KOMO and KUNS are back for another year with the Storm, and there's a reason why: last year absolutely crushed it. Storm Chief Commercial Officer Nate Silverman didn't hold back talking about what they built in year one. "Following a tremendous first year of the partnership, which includes the most viewed broadcast in Storm history, we're excited to build on that momentum," he said. When you're putting up the most-watched broadcast in franchise history, you don't fix what isn't broken.

But it's not just games anymore. KOMO is rolling out 15 half-hour pregame shows throughout the season, hosted by Sports Director Niko Tamurian and the station's news team. If you're into the deeper stuff, "Seattle Refined" will drop two 30-minute specials diving into the Storm and their community impact. Plus, Storm players and staff are hitting "ARC Seattle" on KUNS (CW) weekdays from 7 to 8 a.m.

Where to Watch Every Game

Here's the breakdown: KUNS (CW) has all the non-nationally exclusive games, available on cable, satellite, and over-the-air TV. Select games land on KOMO (ABC). If you're streaming, both stations' games hit YouTube TV and Hulu Live. And if you're a Prime Video subscriber, you're covered for a fifth consecutive season as the Storm's official streaming partner for all locally broadcast games across Washington state.

Chad Conklin, the GM of KOMO/KUNS, said it straight: "We're proud to continue our partnership with the Seattle Storm for a second season, bringing more exciting, hometown WNBA action to fans across the region."

The Storm's schedule kicks off April 25 at Golden State on CW, and it runs all the way through late September. Whether you're watching from Seattle or anywhere else in the state, you've got options. No excuses for missing a game this season.

This article was created with AI assistance and reviewed by Seattle On Tap editorial staff. Always verify information with official team sources.