How to watch Game 5 between the Timberwolves, Grizzlies
Game 5 between the Timberwolves and Grizzlies should again be pretty easy to find on the TV regardless of what cable, satellite or streaming service you use, so long as you get Bally Sports North or TNT.
Dave Benz and Jim Petersen are the announcers for the local coverage on Bally Sports North, and the TNT broadcasters will be Ian Eagle and Jim Jackson.
The game tips off in Memphis just after 6:30 p.m. as the first game of TNT's doubleheader. The second game of the night is Game 5 between the Suns and Pelicans, with Kevin Harlan and Reggie Miller on the call.
Game 6 is back in Minneapolis on Friday and will be televised nationally on ESPN. The start time for Game 6 has not been announced.
If there is a Game 7 it will be on Sunday, May 1, though the start time and national TV broadcast have not been announced.
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