NBA: How To Watch Saturday's National TV Games

NBA TV will have two games on Saturday night featuring the Indiana Pacers and Miami Heat and Phoenix Suns and Portland Trail Blazers.

On Saturday, NBA TV will broadcast two games that feature the Miami Heat at the Indiana Pacers in the first game, and the Phoenix Suns at the Portland Trail Blazers in the second one. 

The Heat are coming off of blow-out win over the defending NBA Champion Milwaukee Bucks, the Suns just beat the Los Angeles Lakers on Friday evening, the Pacers are 0-2 after losing two nail-biters and the Trail Blazers are 0-1 after losing to the Sacramento Kings. 

How to watch Miami Heat and Indiana Pacers:

• Who: Miami Heat vs. Indiana Pacers 
• When: 7:00 ET
• Where: Gainbridge Filehouse, in Indianapolis, Ind.
• TV: NBA TV
• Stream: Watch FuboTV
• Point spread: The Miami Heat are 4.5-point favorites over the Pacers, according to the SIsportsbook.com website.
• Last season's records: Heat 40-32; Pacers 34-38
• Last season's playoffs: Heat: lost in first round. Pacers: missed playoffs.
• All-Time Series: The Pacers lead the all-time series 69-51 over the Heat.

How to watch Phoenix Suns and Portland Trail Blazers

• Who: Phoenix Suns vs. Portland Trail Blazers 
• When: 10:00 ET
• Where: Moda Center, in Portland, Or.
• TV: NBA TV
• Stream: Watch FuboTV
• Point spread: The Portland Trail Blazers are 2.5-point favorites over the Suns, according to the SIsportsbook.com website
• Last season's records: Suns 51-21; Lakers 42-30
• Last season's playoffs: Blazers: lost in first round. Suns: lost in NBA Finals. 
• All-Time Series: The Suns lead the all-time series 125-108 over the Blazers.

After Thursday evening, all 30 NBA teams have played at least one game, and now and some teams have played multiple games. 

Some stars to keep an eye out in these two games:

• Devin Booker and Chris Paul (Suns)
• Jimmy Butler (Heat)
• Domantas Sabonis (Pacers)
• Damian Lillard (Blazers)

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