NBA games today: Nuggets vs Thunder TV Schedule; Where to watch NBA 2020 season restart

NBA action will see the Denver Nuggets take on the Oklahoma City Thunder tonight. Here we look at the match preview and where you can watch the game.

The NBA continues tonight with a crucial game between the Nuggets and the Thunder which might end having a great impact on the eventual seeding’s in the stacked Western Conference. The Nuggets sit a game ahead of Jazz and Rockets while the Thunder remain half a game behind them. A victory for the Thunder will put them on level with the Jazz and Rockets and just 0.5 games behind the Nuggets.

Thus there are massive implications of this game and one will that will be very hotly contested. OKC Thunder defeated the Jazz in their first league game since the restart with Chris Paul leading them to victory. The Nuggets, bitten by various injuries, have made a slow start inside the bubble with a loss against Butler’s Miami Heat.

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Expect the Nuggets to come back swinging at the Thunder with the high stakes potentially involved on the clash. The new, slim Jokic will want to make a statement tonight, watch out for some brilliant offensive play from him.

Where to watch Nuggets vs Thunder on TV and Online?

You can watch the game on NBA TV, which can be accessed from the NBA website or the mobile application. If you wish to view the game on your mobile phones, tablets or consoles, use the NBA app.

However, viewers need a NBA League Pass to access it. Certain free trails are available for users depending upon their country.

The game is slated for a 4:00 PM ET tip-off and will be streamed live on FOX SPORTS OKLAHOMA, ALTITUDE and TSN.

Team preview – Denver Nuggets

The Denver Nuggets were brushed aside by a ruthless performance by Jimmy Butler’s Miami Heat. The Nuggets could not put a fight against the Heat as they were their three starters in Jamal Murray, Will Barton and Gary Harris.

As with most stars on their first night back, Jokic struggled to shoot against the Heat. The franchise star still managed to put up 19 points and 7 rebounds. Jerami Grant provided some crucial points off the bench with 19 points. The team failed to put up a fight in the 1st game, but that should change tonight, as they would be more familiar with things now.

While the Nuggets might not have all their starters back for the clash against Thunder, expect them to put up a better show this time around. Jokic will be looking to get back his scoring touch and would have to do the bulk of the scoring in the absence of Jamal Murray.

Expected starting line-up: Monte Morris, Torrey Craig, Michael Porter Jr , Paul Millsap, Nikola Jokic.

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Team preview – Oklahoma City Thunder

A team which was initially written off by critics has been one of the hottest teams in the league. Chris Paul has rallied the troops wonderfully, and Gilgeous-Alexander has provided amazing support.

Chris Paul played 27 minutes and  finished with 18 points, seven rebounds and seven assists against the Jazz while Alexander scored 19 points. Steve Adams, Darius Bazley and Dennis Schroder scored 16, 10 and 13 points respectively.

The OKC Thunder are the favorites to win the game as they have been in ominous touch even before the lockdown in early march.

Westbrook’s departure was seen as bad news for Thunder, but they have responded brilliantly this season under the able leadership of Paul.

Expected starting line-up: Chris Paul, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Luguentz Dort, Danilo Gallinari, Steven Adams

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Without Jamal Murray, the Nuggets are already on the back foot, and should in all probability succumb to the pressure by Thunder.