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Miami HEAT Add My15 WTCN as Free TV Broadcast Partner for Palm Beach and Treasure Coast Fans
Miami HEAT fans in the Palm Beaches and along the Treasure Coast will have another way to watch their team this season—on free, over-the-air television.
The HEAT announced a broadcast partnership with My15 WTCN in West Palm Beach for the 2026–27 season. Coverage begins Friday night when Miami travels to face the Orlando Magic.
WTCN is scheduled to broadcast between 67 and 69 games, with the final number dependent on the NBA Cup schedule. The station joins Local 10 as a primary television viewing option for HEAT fans across South Florida.
The agreement expands access to locally available HEAT broadcasts for viewers in West Palm Beach and surrounding communities.
According to the team’s announcement, WTCN and Local 10 together provide television access across Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie, Okeechobee and Indian River counties.
For fans in the Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast, the partnership creates a free broadcast option for following Miami throughout the season. Viewers using an antenna should check their local listings and reception for My15 WTCN.
Michael McCullough, the HEAT’s Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer, said the partnership will bring all available local game broadcasts to fans in West Palm Beach and along the Treasure Coast. He also credited WTCN’s leadership with moving quickly to make the broadcasts available.
Familiar Voices Will Call the Action
Fans tuning in through WTCN and Local 10 will hear the familiar HEAT broadcast team featuring Eric Reid, John Crotty, Jason Jackson, Amy Audibert and Will Manso.
That continuity gives viewers the same team-focused coverage as the HEAT’s television footprint expands, connecting audiences across South Florida through the voices they already associate with Miami basketball.
Whether fans are following from Broward County or the Treasure Coast, the agreement helps bring the game-night experience closer to home.
WTCN Welcomes Miami HEAT Basketball
Vincent Sollecito, Vice President and General Manager of Sinclair’s My15, CBS12 and CW34, welcomed the agreement as an opportunity to deliver HEAT basketball to viewers throughout the West Palm Beach market.
He pointed to the franchise’s championship tradition, leadership and roster while emphasizing the value of free, over-the-air access for local fans. The partnership also creates opportunities for advertisers and community partners to connect with basketball audiences across the region.
For supporters who have followed the team from beyond Miami-Dade and Broward, the announcement reinforces the HEAT’s connection to the Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast.
How to Watch and Listen in West Palm Beach
The announcement outlines the following options for fans following the HEAT this season:
Television: My15 WTCN will carry 67–69 games during the 2026–27 season, pending the NBA Cup schedule.
First WTCN broadcast: Friday night’s road matchup against the Orlando Magic.
English-language radio: WESP ESPN West Palm 106.3 FM.
Spanish-language radio: WEFL ESPN Deportes 760 AM.
According to the HEAT, both West Palm Beach radio outlets will provide coverage of every game during the 2026–27 season.
Fans should check local listings for television channels and game times. The WTCN agreement covers available local broadcasts, so viewers should also confirm viewing information for individual matchups.
A Wider Reach for HEAT Basketball
Making games available on free television gives more fans an opportunity to stay connected throughout the season—from longtime supporters to families introducing younger viewers to the team.
With WTCN joining Local 10, Miami’s local broadcast network now reaches farther across South Florida, bringing more communities into the nightly conversation around HEAT basketball.
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Source: Miami HEAT broadcast partnership announcement provided to Remix Sports Media.
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