The Philadelphia 76ers are scheduled to appear on national television a record-setting number of times next season, according to multiple reports. Yahoo Sports and Newsweek both say the NBA is increasing the 76ers’ national TV coverage in connection with LeBron James joining the team. The figure reported is 34 national TV appearances, described as a league maximum. The coverage is expected to significantly expand how often 76ers games are televised across major national outlets, increasing the team’s visibility to a broader audience. Both sources frame the change as part of the league’s scheduling strategy to capitalize on heightened fan interest stemming from James’ arrival in Philadelphia. While the reports focus on the total national TV count and the broader impact on viewership, they do not outline specific broadcast partners or which particular games are included in the 34 appearances. Overall, the agreed-upon point across outlets is that the 76ers will receive the most national TV games in the NBA due to the schedule emphasis on their new star player.