How to watch Suns-Trail Blazers play-in game
The Phoenix Suns' play-in game against the Portland Trail Blazers on Tuesday night will be streamed exclusively on Prime Video.
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The Phoenix Suns’ NBA Play-In Tournament game against the Portland Trail Blazers on Tuesday will be streamed exclusively on Prime Video.
Fans can catch the game live on the Arizona Sports app, 98.7 and arizonasports.com. The action tips off at 7 p.m. MST following the conclusion of the Miami Heat-Charlotte Hornets play-in game. Here Come the Suns gets underway at 6 p.m., followed by pre-game coverage at 6:30 p.m.
On the call for the games will be play-by-play voices Ian Eagle, Kevin Harlan and Michael Grady. They’ll be joined by analysts Brent Barry, Jim Jackson and Stan Van Gundy.
Time: 7 p.m. MST
Location: Mortgage Matchup Center (Phoenix)
TV: Prime Video
Radio: Arizona Sports app, 98.7
Suns enter Play-In Tournament vs. Trail Blazers
This marks the first time Phoenix has qualified for the play-in. The Suns are 3.5-point favorites, according to FanDuel Sportsbook.
Phoenix could be at full strength for the tilt, with guard Grayson Allen the only Suns player on the injury report. He’s listed as questionable with left hamstring soreness.
The winner of Suns-Trail Blazers will advance to the NBA playoffs as the No. 7 in the Western Conference and face the No. 2 seed San Antonio Spurs in a seven-game series.
A seven-game series against the No. 2 seed San Antonio Spurs awaits the winner.
The loser will go on to face the winner of the Golden State Warriors-Los Angeles Clippers matchup. The winner from that game claims the No. 8 seed in the Western Conference, while the loser is eliminated from playoff contention.
Whoever comes out of that game will then take on the No. 1 seed Oklahoma City Thunder.






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This is out of control. There ought to be a law. Oh...wait, there's a lawsuit going on right now against the NFL for their messing up tons of folks ability to watch the NFL. But of course the NFL justifies themselves since 100% of the games are available for free in each teams home markets. Ha, ha, ha, at least tons of NFL fans in the Phoenix market won't get to see their Cowboys, Eagles, Seahawks, etc., only the Cardinals for free. But the NBA is pulling the same crap, with the Play-Ins. F the NBA. Thia is a crappy deal for a lot of fans. The weird thing is is that the advertisers totally lose out trying to reach their big fan bases in the Suns market. Only people with Prime will watch it. Dumb and Dumber must run the NBA marketing team.
The only thing that Adam Silver is good at is alienating fans.
Always follow the money - sad but true. Be thankful you didn't pay $400 for OKC's final game with Phoenix. The financial fix is always in.