You can watch Orlando Magic vs Oklahoma City Thunder games through a mix of national broadcasts, regional sports networks, and streaming services, depending on the specific matchup date and your location.

Below is a “Quick Scoop”-style guide that fits what you asked for.

Where to watch Orlando Magic vs Oklahoma City Thunder

For recent and upcoming Magic–Thunder matchups, these are the main ways games are typically shown.

  • National TV (U.S.)
    • TNT has carried at least one Magic vs Thunder regular‑season game in Orlando (prime‑time, 7 p.m. ET).
* NBA TV has aired Magic vs Thunder Summer League action from Las Vegas, with national coverage in the U.S.
  • Regional sports networks (RSNs)
    • Orlando market:
      • FanDuel Sports Network Florida (also listed as FanDuel SN Florida) has carried Magic at Thunder regular‑season games.
* **Oklahoma City market:**
  * Local Thunder RSNs (formerly Bally Sports Oklahoma and successors) typically show Thunder home games, including vs. the Magic, though specific channel branding can change season by season.
  • Streaming services
    • Fubo
      • Frequently listed as the streaming option for Thunder vs Magic regular‑season games and for NBA TV‑carried matchups, usually with a “try for free” note and regional restrictions.
* **Live‑TV streamers with RSNs or TNT/NBA TV**
  * Services that carry TNT, NBA TV, and local RSNs (where available) are typical ways to stream Magic games all season.

In practical terms: if the game is on TNT, any cable, satellite, or live‑TV streaming service with TNT will work; if it’s only on local RSNs, you’ll need a service that carries those local channels in your region.

Recent examples (to orient yourself)

These specific, recent matchups show how broadcasts have been handled.

  • Regular season in Orlando (Dec 19, 2024)
    • Magic vs Thunder at Kia Center, 7 p.m. ET.
    • TV: TNT (national).
  • Regular season in Oklahoma City (Nov 4, 2024)
    • Magic @ Thunder, Paycom Center, 9:15 p.m. ET.
    • TV: FanDuel Sports Network Florida (Magic RSN).
* **Streaming:** Fubo (with regional restrictions).
  • Earlier regular‑season Thunder home game (Jan 13, 2024)
    • Magic @ Thunder, Paycom Center, 8 p.m. ET.
    • TV: Bally Sports Florida (regional), plus streaming through Fubo with restrictions.
  • Summer League meeting (Las Vegas, Jul 15, 2025)
    • Magic vs Thunder, Thomas & Mack Center, 6 p.m. ET.
    • National TV: NBA TV.
    • Streaming: Fubo (again, with regional restrictions mentioned).

These patterns are a good clue to check:

  1. National channel (TNT or NBA TV),
  2. Local RSN (FanDuel SN Florida / similar Thunder RSN),
  3. A live‑TV streaming service that offers those channels in your area.

How to quickly find your specific game

Because schedules, rights, and channel names change season by season, it’s best to verify the exact listing for the particular date you care about.

Use this simple check:

  1. Look up the game listing
    • Search for “Orlando Magic vs Oklahoma City Thunder [today’s date] TV channel”.
    • Confirm whether it’s in Orlando or OKC and if it’s regular season, in‑season tournament, or Summer League, as that affects who holds the rights.
  1. Check national vs local
    • If you see TNT or NBA TV, any provider that includes those channels will do.
    • If you only see an RSN (e.g., FanDuel Sports Network Florida), you’ll need a provider that carries that RSN in your ZIP code.
  1. Pick a streaming option
    • Fubo is consistently shown as a streaming option for both RSN feeds and NBA TV games involving Magic vs Thunder, with a free‑trial note and regional blackouts.
 * Other live‑TV services that carry TNT/NBA TV or your RSN can work similarly, as long as they support your region.
  1. Mind the blackouts
    • Local and national blackouts can block some games if you’re in the team’s home territory but using a league‑wide streaming package; this is called out in general Magic viewing guides.

Extra: general Orlando Magic viewing tips

If you’re mainly a Magic fan and this Magic–Thunder game is just one date in your season, it helps to think bigger than a single matchup.

  • Know your “home” channels
    • General Magic viewing guides recommend identifying which RSN carries Magic games in your area first, then picking a provider around that.
  • Streaming vs cable
    • Cutting the cord is very doable: live‑TV streamers with RSNs, TNT, ESPN, and NBA TV can cover nearly all Magic games, though some local/national games may still be blacked out.
  • Tech checklist
    • Stable high‑speed internet, properly set‑up TV or streaming device, and, if necessary, a VPN if you travel or run into regional access issues, are commonly recommended to improve the experience.

TL;DR:
For any Orlando Magic vs Oklahoma City Thunder game, first see if it’s on TNT or NBA TV, then look for Magic/Thunder RSNs like FanDuel Sports Network Florida, and finally choose a live‑TV streaming service (often Fubo) or traditional TV provider that carries those channels in your region.

Information gathered from public forums or data available on the internet and portrayed here.