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What channel is Raptors vs. Knicks on today? Time, TV schedule, live stream to watch NBA Cup quarterfinal game

Raptors vs. Knicks will not air on traditional broadcast television. Instead, viewers can stream the game live with Amazon Prime Video. Tip-off of Raptors vs. Knicks is scheduled for 8:30 p.m. ET on Tuesday, Dec. 9. The game will be played at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Ontario.

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How to Watch Suns vs Timberwolves: Live Stream NBA, TV Channel

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How to watch Phoenix Suns vs Minnesota Timberwolves: Live stream info, preview for tonight’s game

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Collin Gillespie, Phoenix Suns take down Minnesota Timberwolves again

Collin Gillespie sank two free throws with 6.3 seconds left in regulation, lifting Phoenix to a 108-105 win on Monday, Dec. 8, before a crowd of 16,046 at Target Center.

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Suns-Timberwolves live updates. Anthony Edwards added to injury list

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Suns overcome Edwards' 40 points and snap Timberwolves' 5-game win streak with 108-105 victory

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Game Preview: Shorthanded Suns face off against streaking Timberwolves

The Suns are going to need some magic tonight if they want to pull off the upset.

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Suns at Timberwolves odds

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On 5-game win streak, Wolves eye strong start vs. Suns

How to Watch Los Angeles Lakers vs. New Orleans Pelicans: TV Channel, Live Stream, Radio, Start Time - Nov. 30, 2025

Find where to watch the Lakers vs. Pelicans game live on Sunday, Nov. 30, 2025. Stream online or watch on TV with full channel list, radio info, start time

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Kings vs Pacers schedule: Date, time, live stream, and more on NBA 2025-26 season (December 8)

The Kings and the Pacers are set to play each other in the upcoming NBA 2025-26 season game. Here is everything you need to know about the schedule, date, time, live stream, and more.

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Amazon nails the fundamentals with first NBA broadcast — with a sports betting twist

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver is interviewed during Amazon’s first-ever live streamed NBA game on Friday. (Screenshots via Prime Video stream) “It is here, it is real, it is happening,” said play-by-play announcer Ian Eagle. “The NBA on Prime.”