NBA Teams

The NBA has 30 teams for the 2026-27 season: 15 in the Eastern Conference and 15 in the Western Conference, each split into three divisions of five. The New York Knicks are the reigning champions (2026). The Celtics hold the record for most titles with 18. Each card shows the team's record, its next game and links to its schedule, roster and stats; the table below lists every arena, head coach, title count and local TV channel.

Eastern Conference Teams

Western Conference Teams

NBA Teams: Arenas, Coaches, Titles and Local TV

TeamArenaHead coachTitlesLocal TV
Atlanta HawksState Farm Arena, AtlantaQuin Snyder1Atlanta News First / Peachtree Sports Network
Boston CelticsTD Garden, BostonJoe Mazzulla18NBC Sports Boston
Brooklyn NetsBarclays Center, BrooklynJordi Fernandez0YES Network
Charlotte HornetsSpectrum Center, CharlotteCharles Lee0Palmetto Sports & Entertainment Network (WSOC-TV 9 / TV64)
Chicago BullsUnited Center, ChicagoTiago Splitter6Chicago Sports Network
Cleveland CavaliersRocket Arena, ClevelandKenny Atkinson1Rock Entertainment Sports Network
Dallas MavericksAmerican Airlines Center, DallasDusty May1WFAA / KFAA
Denver NuggetsBall Arena, DenverDavid Adelman1Altitude Sports
Detroit PistonsLittle Caesars Arena, DetroitJ. B. Bickerstaff3WMYD TV20
Golden State WarriorsChase Center, San FranciscoSteve Kerr7NBC Sports Bay Area
Houston RocketsToyota Center, HoustonIme Udoka2Space City Home Network
Indiana PacersGainbridge Fieldhouse, IndianapolisRick Carlisle0WTHR 13 (15 games)
Los Angeles ClippersIntuit Dome, Los AngelesTyronn Lue0KTLA 5 (11 games)
Los Angeles LakersCrypto.com Arena, Los AngelesJJ Redick17Spectrum SportsNet
Memphis GrizzliesFedExForum, MemphisTuomas Iisalo0Gray Media (Tennessee Valley SEN)
Miami HeatKaseya Center, MiamiErik Spoelstra3WPLG Local 10
Milwaukee BucksFiserv Forum, MilwaukeeTaylor Jenkins2My24 / Bucks+
Minnesota TimberwolvesTarget Center, MinneapolisChris Finch0North Star Sports & Entertainment Network
New Orleans PelicansSmoothie King Center, New OrleansJames Borrego0Gulf Coast Sports & Entertainment Network
New York KnicksMadison Square Garden, New YorkMike Brown3MSG Network
Oklahoma City ThunderPayCom Center, Oklahoma CityMark Daigneault2Thunder Gameday Network (Griffin Media)
Orlando MagicAmway Center, OrlandoSean Sweeney0WRDQ TV 27
Philadelphia 76ersWells Fargo Center, PhiladelphiaNick Nurse3NBC Sports Philadelphia
Phoenix SunsFootprint Centre , PhoenixJordan Ott0Arizona's Family Sports
Portland Trail BlazersModa Center, PortlandMicah Nori1Rip City TV Network
Sacramento KingsGolden 1 Center, SacramentoDoug Christie1NBC Sports California
San Antonio SpursFrost Bank Center, San AntonioMitch Johnson5KENS 5 / KSAT 12 (22 games)
Toronto RaptorsScotiabank Arena, TorontoDarko Rajakovic1TSN / Sportsnet (Canada)
Utah JazzDelta Center, Salt Lake CityWill Hardy0KJZZ / Jazz+
Washington WizardsCapital One Arena, Washington, DCBrian Keefe1Monumental Sports Network

Titles are NBA championships. Click a column heading to sort.

NBA Teams FAQ

How many teams are in the NBA?

There are 30 NBA teams: 29 in the United States and one in Canada, the Toronto Raptors. Each conference has 15 teams in three divisions of five.

Which teams are in the Eastern Conference?

The Eastern Conference teams are the 76ers, Bucks, Bulls, Cavaliers, Celtics, Hawks, Heat, Hornets, Knicks, Magic, Nets, Pacers, Pistons, Raptors and Wizards.

Which teams are in the Western Conference?

The Western Conference teams are the Clippers, Grizzlies, Jazz, Kings, Lakers, Mavericks, Nuggets, Pelicans, Rockets, Spurs, Suns, Thunder, Timberwolves, Trail Blazers and Warriors.

What are the six NBA divisions?

Eastern Conference: Atlantic, Central and Southeast. Western Conference: Northwest, Pacific and Southwest. Each division has five teams.

Which NBA team has won the most championships?

The Boston Celtics have won 18 NBA championships, ahead of the Los Angeles Lakers (17).

Who won the last NBA championship?

The New York Knicks won the 2026 NBA Finals, beating the San Antonio Spurs 4-1.

Do any NBA teams share an arena?

No. Every NBA team has its own home arena this season; the table above lists each one with its city.