BT Sport Release Opening Month Schedule for Live NBA Coverage

By Bradley Gains on October 15, 2014

The first list of NBA games to be broadcast exclusively live in the UK on BT Sport has been released, through to the end of November.

The coverage begins with a season-opening double-header on 29th October as defending champions San Antonio host the Dallas Mavericks before the Lakers take on Houston. 32 games will be shown over the first month featuring 19 of the 30 NBA teams with the LA Clippers shown on nine occasions.

Luol Deng’s Miami will be shown live three times, the first of which on 13th November against Indiana while fellow Brit Joel Freeland has four scheduled games with Portland.

Check out the full schedule below:

Wednesday 29th October: Dallas Mavericks @ San Antonio Spurs – BT Sport 2, midnight

Wednesday 29th October: Houston Rockets @ LA Lakers – BT Sport 2, 2.30am

Thursday 30th October: Chicago Bulls @ New York Knicks – BT Sport 2, midnight

Thursday 30th October: Oklahoma City Thunder @ Portland Trail Blazers – BT Sport 2, 2.30am

Friday 31st October: New York Knicks @ Cleveland Cavaliers – BT Sport 1, midnight

Friday 31st October: Oklahoma City Thunder @ LA Clippers – BT Sport 1, 2.30am

Saturday 1st November: Cleveland Cavaliers @ Chicago Bulls – BT Sport 1, midnight

Saturday 1st November: LA Clippers @ LA Lakers – BT Sport 1, midnight

Wednesday 5th November: Cleveland Cavaliers @ Portland Trail Blazers – BT Sport 1, 3am

Thursday 6th November: Indiana Pacers @ Washington Wizards – BT Sport 1, 1am

Thursday 6th November: LA Clippers @ Golden State Warriors – BT Sport 1, 3am

Friday 7th November: San Antonio Spurs @ Houston Rockets – BT Sport 1, 1am

Saturday 8th November: Memphis Grizzlies @ Oklahoma City Thunder – BT Sport 1, 1am

Saturday 8th November: Cleveland Cavaliers @ Denver Nuggets – BT Sport 1, 3.30am

Saturday 8th November: Portland Trail Blazers @ LA Clippers – BT Sport 2, 8.30pm

Tuesday 11th November: San Antonio Spurs @ LA Clippers – BT Sport 1, 3.30am

Thursday 13th November: Indiana Pacers @ Miami Heat – BT Sport 1, 12.30am

Friday 14th November: Chicago Bulls @ Toronto Raptors – BT Sport 1, 1am

Friday 14th November: Brooklyn Nets @ Golden State Warriors – BT Sport 1, 3.30am

Saturday 15th November: San Antonio Spurs @ LA Lakers – BT Sport 1, 3am

Sunday 16th November: Denver Nuggets @ New York Knicks – BT Sport 1, 6pm

Tuesday 18th November: Chicago Bulls @ LA Clippers – BT Sport 1, 3.30am

Wednesday 19th November: LA Lakers @ Atlanta Hawks – BT Sport 1, 12.30am

Thursday 20th November: San Antonio Spurs @ Cleveland Cavaliers – BT Sport 1, midnight

Friday 21st November: LA Clippers @ Miami Heat – BT Sport 1, 1am

Saturday 22nd November: Cleveland Cavaliers @ Washington Wizards – BT Sport 1, 1am

Saturday 22nd November: Chicago Bulls @ Portland Trail Blazers – BT Sport 1, 3.30am

Sunday 23rd November: LA Clippers @ Memphis Grizzlies – ESPN, 11pm

Tuesday 25th November: New York Knicks @ Houston Rockets – BT Sport 1, 1am

Wednesday 26th November: Golden State Warriors @ Miami Heat – BT Sport 1, 12.30am

Wednesday 26th November: Memphis Grizzlies @ LA Lakers – BT Sport 1, 3.30am

Saturday 29th November: LA Clippers @ Houston Rockets – BT Sport 1, 1am

Hoopsfix will be doing live group screenings of selected games in London this season – details to be announced soon.

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