Cleveland Cavaliers vs Brooklyn Nets live stream: How to watch NBA online
Welcome back my Cleveland Cavaliers and Brooklyn Nets fans. Today we have the Cavaliers with LeBron James taking on the Nets and their star D’Angelo Russell. Below is a link to where you can watch the game online. Here is a quick preview from NBA.com:
The Cavaliers (43-29) officially secured their fourth straight playoff berth when Detroit lost at Houston on Thursday. Then they dominated the second quarter en route to a 120-95 thrashing of the Phoenix Suns on Friday.
Every day from now until the end of the season I will do my best to provide links to either watch or listen live to all NBA games. If you’re like me then you’re always on the go. I work in a restaurant, mostly nights during game times and usually have to search all over the web to see who’s streaming games just so I am able to watch while at work.
[MarkAds]Brooklyn (23-50) is coming off another close loss and is 16-30 in games where there is a five-point margin with less than five minutes to play
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Please remember that some stations may offer a stream or regular telecast. It all depends on your regional coverage. I know, I hate it too. It’s all about money but I will still do my best to offer you the best LEGAL way to watch your favorite team. Please keep in mind that TV streams are also available on some phones, tablets, and computers so please check both links. Most online streams are paid, but the TV streams are free depending on your cable provider. Please keep in mind that the majority of the games if not on a national channel are only available in the team’s viewing network. If not national, then you must subscribe to NBA League Pass.
We have the Cleveland Cavaliers vs Brooklyn Nets live stream: How to watch NBA online. The game is televised on NBA TV.
Here is where you can watch or listen to the Cleveland Cavaliers vs Brooklyn Nets live stream: How to watch NBA online stream.
Date: Friday, March 25
Start Time: 1:00 p.m. (EST)
Online Stream: Stream 1 |
Do not forget that you can also check Facebook for the game as some groups are streaming as well.
Mark has been covering Sports and Entertainment for the past six years. His work has been featured on Bleacher Report, ESPN, Fox Sports, Teen Vogue, and many other websites.
