How to Watch the Chicago Bulls vs. Cleveland Cavaliers – Live in the U.S.

The Chicago Bulls and Cleveland Cavaliers face off in what could be a compelling matchup. Here’s how you can watch the game live and legally in the United States.

1. TV Broadcast Options

• For local viewers in Chicago: The Bulls’ regional games are typically broadcast on the Chicago Sports Network (CHSN). Globely News+3On Tap Sports Net+3Goal+3

• For local viewers in Cleveland: The Cavaliers’ games are often on regional networks like FanDuel Sports Network Ohio (FSNO). On Tap Sports Net+1

• Nationally: Some games may be available on national networks or streaming platforms (see next section).

2. Streaming & Digital Options

• Peacock: Some Bulls vs. Cavaliers games are available exclusively on Peacock. For example, one preview article noted that the Bulls‑Cavaliers game had streaming availability on Peacock. NBC Sports+1

• NBA League Pass: For viewers outside the home‑team’s region (out‑of‑market), League Pass is a good option. The preview states out‑of‑market viewers can stream the game on League Pass. On Tap Sports Net+1

• Other streaming services: Platforms such as fuboTV support regional sports networks and may carry the matchup depending on your location. Goal+1

3. Important Things to Know

• Regional restrictions (blackouts): If you are in the local market for either team, you may be blocked from viewing via national/streaming services due to regional sports network rights.

• Check the schedule and platform: Always confirm the game date, tip‑off time, and broadcast platform for your region ahead of time. For example, one preview listed a tip time of 7 :00 PM ET. Globely News+1

• Subscription cost and access: Some services (Peacock, League Pass, etc.) require paid subscriptions. Also, depending on your provider, you may need the regional sports network channel included.

4. Quick Guide Example

• Game tip‑off time: ~7:00 PM ET (check local schedule). Globely News+1

• If you’re in the Chicago / Cleveland market: Tune into CHSN (Chicago) or FSNO (Cleveland) via your cable/satellite provider or appropriate streaming package.

• If you’re outside either team’s local market: Use League Pass or check if Peacock has the game streaming rights.

• If you have a streaming service (like fuboTV) that includes your regional sports network, you’re covered — just verify the channel.