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Following another incredible NBA All-Star Weekend and the All-Star break, the NBA is back. Today, the Los Angeles Lakers are the guests of the

Following another incredible NBA All-Star Weekend and the All-Star break, the NBA is back. Today, the Los Angeles Lakers are the guests of the Golden State Warriors. In the Western standings, the Warriors are presently ranked No. 10; the Lakers are at No. 9, just above.

As the NBA season enters its second half, every game is crucial and a trip to the playoffs is at stake. LeBron James and Steph Curry, who were teammates during the 2024 NBA All-Star Game, are back from their sabbatical and are attempting to help their own team win, but this time as opponents. For information on how to watch today’s Western Conference match between the LA Lakers and the Golden State Warriors, continue reading.

How to view the Warriors vs. Lakers game
The Los Angeles Lakers and Golden State Warriors game of today is scheduled to begin at 7:00 p.m. ET (4:00 p.m. PT) on Thursday, February 22, 2024. TNT will carry the game nationwide.

How to view the Lakers vs. Warriors game without a cable subscription
Even while TNT is a part of many cable packages, you may still watch today’s game if TNT isn’t included in your package or if you don’t have any cable at all.

Fubo will broadcast the Lakers versus. Warriors game live.
The Los Angeles Lakers vs. Golden State Warriors game is available to watch live on Fubo today. Almost every NFL game next season, as well as regional and national NBA broadcasts, are available to stream on Fubo, a sports-focused streaming service. You can watch more than just tonight’s game with packages that include your local ABC, CBS, NBC, and Fox stations as well as TNT, ESPN, NBC, the NFL Network, and more—all without a cable subscription.

Take advantage of Fubo’s seven-day free trial to watch the game without cable. You can start viewing right away on your computer, tablet, phone, or TV. Fubo provides college football, NFL, NCAA March Madness, MLB, NHL, MLS, and more in addition to NBA games.

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