The 2026-27 NBA schedule was released Thursday, and the Golden State Warriors were once again treated as a marquee team. According to ClutchPoints' Brett Siegel, the Warriors landed 28 nationally televised games. That number is tied for the sixth-highest. Here is the full top 10:T1. 76ers (34 games)T1. Lakers (34)T1. Spurs (34)T1. Knicks (34)5. Thunder (30)T6. Warriors (28)T6. Nuggets (28)T8. Timberwolves (27)T8. Celtics (27)10. Heat (25)Curry's Popularity Continues to ShineStephen Curry is arguably the most popular player in the NBA, and the Warriors' number of nationally televised games is a testament to that. The Dubs won just 37 games last season and didn't make any trades or major free-agent signings to improve. The rest of the top 10 teams are title contenders, and many of them made big offseason moves that makes them more interesting to the average fan. LeBron James spurned the Warriors and others for the 76ers, forming a Big Four with Tyrese Maxey, Joel Embiied and Jaylen Brown, who was also acquired in a blockbuster trade. The Lakers had a major roster reset around Luka Doncic, including landing center Walker Kessler from the Jazz. The Timberwolves made a big swing by trading for LaMelo Ball. And perhaps the biggest move of the offseason was the Heat's deal for Giannis Antetokounmpo. By their projected record, the Warriors shouldn't be in the top 10. But the NBA's broadcasters know the value of Curry, so it should comes as no surprise that the Dubs are in this tier. Add us as a preferred source on GoogleFollow