Calendar help

Every team and league on this site has its own calendar feed. Subscribe once, and its games show up in the calendar app you already use. Here is how, app by app, and how to stop.

• Find the calendar address
• Apple Calendar (iPhone, iPad, Mac)
• Google Calendar
• Outlook
• Unsubscribe
• How often your calendar updates
• Why a game might be missing
• Report a problem

Find the calendar address

On a team or league page, the “Add to…” buttons near the top do the steps below for you. If a button does not work, scroll to “Other calendar apps” on the same page and copy the address shown there. It ends in .ics. For example:

• One team (Minnesota Lynx): https://nexthomegame.com/ics/wnba/minnesota-lynx.ics
• One league (WNBA): https://nexthomegame.com/ics/wnba.ics
• Every league on the site: https://nexthomegame.com/ics/all.ics

Subscribe to the address; do not download the file and import it. An imported file is a one-time copy and never updates (Microsoft’s Outlook help says so plainly).

Apple Calendar

iPhone or iPad

The quickest way is the “Add to Apple Calendar” button on a team page. To do it by hand (iOS or iPadOS 26 or later):

1. Open Calendar and tap the Calendars button.
2. Tap Add Calendar, then tap Add Subscription Calendar.
3. Paste the calendar address, then tap Find.
4. Give it a name and color. Next to Account, choose iCloud so it shows on all your Apple devices.
5. Tap Done.

On iOS 18 or earlier, tap Calendars at the bottom of the screen, then Add Calendar › Add Subscription Calendar, paste the address and tap Subscribe.

Mac

1. In Calendar, choose File › New Calendar Subscription.
2. Paste the calendar address, then click Subscribe.
3. Give it a name and color. Next to Location, choose iCloud so it shows on your other Apple devices.
4. Click OK.

Source: Apple, Add calendar subscriptions in iCloud.

Google Calendar

Google adds a calendar by address only on a computer, in a web browser, not in the Google Calendar phone app.

1. Open Google Calendar on your computer.
2. On the left, next to “Other calendars,” click Add other calendars (+), then From URL.
3. Paste the calendar address.
4. Click Add calendar. It appears on the left, under “Other calendars.”

Source: Google, Subscribe to someone else's calendar.

Outlook

Outlook.com (a personal Microsoft account)

1. Sign in to Outlook.com and open Calendar.
2. Select Add calendar, then Subscribe from web.
3. Paste the calendar address, then select Import.

Outlook on the web (a work or school account)

1. Sign in to Outlook on the web and open Calendar.
2. Select Add calendar, then Subscribe from web.
3. Paste the calendar address, then select Import and Save.

Choose Subscribe from web, not Upload from file: an uploaded file never updates.

Source: Microsoft, Import or subscribe to a calendar in Outlook.com or Outlook on the web.

Unsubscribe

There is no account here to cancel. Remove the calendar in your app and the games are gone from it.

• iPhone or iPad: in Calendar, tap the Calendars button, tap the info button next to the calendar, tap Unsubscribe, then tap Unsubscribe again to confirm (Apple's steps).
• Mac: in Calendar, click the calendar’s name in the calendar list (View › Show Calendar List if you do not see it), then choose Edit › Delete (Apple's steps).
• Google Calendar: on a computer, click Settings at the top right, select the calendar in the left column, click Remove calendar, then Unsubscribe, and confirm with Remove calendar (Google's steps).
• Outlook.com or Outlook on the web: in your list of calendars, select More options next to the calendar, then Remove (Microsoft's steps).

How often your calendar updates

This site rebuilds every feed once a night, shortly after midnight Pacific time. Each feed asks calendar apps to check it again once a day. Your app decides when it actually checks:

• Apple Calendar on a Mac: you choose. Control-click the calendar’s name, choose Get Info, and pick a setting from the Auto-refresh menu (Apple's steps).
• Apple Calendar on iPhone or iPad: Apple does not publish how often it checks a subscribed calendar, so it varies.
• Google Calendar: Google does not publish how often it checks a calendar added by address, so it varies.
• Outlook.com: Microsoft says about every 3 hours, though an update can take more than 24 hours.
• Outlook on the web (work or school): Microsoft says about every 6 hours, though an update can take more than 24 hours.

So a new game or a time change can take a day or more to reach your calendar. Before you travel or buy tickets, check the game with the team or the ticket seller.

Why a game might be missing

• This site reads one source. Every game comes from Ticketmaster’s public listings. No league’s or team’s own schedule is used, so a game Ticketmaster does not list is not here.
• Some teams sell tickets somewhere else. Teams that sell through AXS, SeatGeek or Paciolan may show few or no home games here. So may Missouri women's basketball, which sells through its own Ticketmaster Account Manager store; those games are not in Ticketmaster’s public listings. When one of these teams has no games listed, its page names its seller and links to it.
• Not listed yet. A game appears with the first nightly rebuild after Ticketmaster lists it.
• No date yet. A game whose date Ticketmaster has not set is shown on its team page but left out of the calendar feed until it has one. A game with a date but no start time is in the feed as an all-day event marked “time TBA.”
• Canceled or postponed. These stay in the feed, marked with their status, so your calendar does not keep showing a game that is off as if it were on.

Report a problem

If a game is missing or wrong, or these steps do not match what you see, email chelsea@chelseakr.com. Name the team and the date, and the calendar app you use.

Updated Fri, Nov 6, 2026.