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Suns-Timberwolves game on Dec. 8 flexed to Peacock, local coverage to continue

The Suns' road game with the Timberwolves on Dec. 8 has been flexed to Peacock with a game time change, but local TV coverage will continue.

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The Phoenix Suns’ road matchup with the Minnesota Timberwolves on Dec. 8 has been flexed to Peacock with a game time change to 5:30 p.m. MST, a half-hour later than originally planned.

Local TV coverage will continue on AZ Family 3TV.

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The Suns will have two nationally-televised/streamed games in the span of a week, as they visit the Los Angeles Lakers on Dec. 1, also streaming on Peacock.

Phoenix played Minnesota last Friday at Mortgage Matchup Center, erasing an eight-point deficit with just over a minute remaining to snatch the victory. Collin Gillespie hit the game-winner after Devin Booker and Dillon Brooks both fouled out.

The Suns went on to defeat the San Antonio Spurs on Sunday before snapping their three-game winning streak with a loss to the Houston Rockets on Monday. Phoenix is back in action on Wednesday against the Sacramento Kings, an NBA Cup matchup.

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Clark Kent 9 months ago

Getting real tired of Suns selling out local TV for Peacock - let 'em have the pathetic games like we saw Wed. night against Sacramento. Evidently, good games are to be pay TV. The new Suns.

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Fred Batko 8 months ago

The NBA getting in bed with Peacock is effing BS.

A smart politician should go to battle with the cable and streaming services.

I remember a Buffalo New York politician threatening them when a Bills playoff game was on Peacock on a Saturday night.

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The Dude 9 months ago

Kay Ray got a key card to the boom room and now games are getting flexed onto Peacock.