How to watch Game 3 between the Timberwolves and Grizzlies
Game 3 between the Timberwolves and Grizzlies shouldn't be nearly as difficult to watch as Game 2 was Tuesday night, when the game was blacked out in the Twin Cities by NBA TV and only available on Bally Sports North, which isn't available to most cord cutters.
Game 3 Thursday night will be televised locally on Bally Sports North and nationally on TNT, so there are no blackout concerns. Plus, TNT is more likely to be part of your streaming or cable package than NBA TV.
Catch tonight's #NBAPlayoffs doubleheader on TNT 🔥@memgrizz vs. @Timberwolves // 7:30pm ET@warriors vs. @nuggets // 10pm ET pic.twitter.com/NNWgKX08Bm
— NBA on TNT (@NBAonTNT) April 21, 2022
The game tips off at 6:32 p.m. If you're going to the game, it is wise to arrive early to avoid traffic and downtown construction.
Public Service Announcement: We are expecting 19,000 fans at Target Center tonight. The @timberwolves game is tipping at 6:32...not 6:40...not 7:10. There is construction on Hennepin Ave. and 1st Ave. Get there early! 🙏 Do not come at 6:20 thinking you will see the tip.
— Jim Petersen (@JimPeteHoops) April 21, 2022
Game 4 is Saturday at 9 p.m. and will be televised on Bally Sports North and ESPN. Game 5 Tuesday will be on TNT and Bally Sports North.
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