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What channel is Lakers vs. Spurs on today? Time, TV schedule, live stream to watch NBA Cup quarterfinal game

The Los Angeles Lakers will host the San Antonio Spurs at Crypto.com Arena in an NBA Cup Quarterfinals game on Wednesday night.

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Spurs vs. Lakers score, highlights from NBA Cup quarterfinal game

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NBA Cup score and live updates: Spurs beat Lakers, Thunder blow out Suns in quarterfinals

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LeBron James hits 2 late free throws, Lakers beat Suns 116-114 after blowing 20-point lead

LeBron James made two free throws with 3.9 seconds left, Luka Doncic scored 29 points and the Los Angeles Lakers recovered from blowing a 20-point lead in the fourth quarter to top the Phoenix Suns 11...

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Wembanyama's return lifts Spurs to NBA Cup final, handing Thunder just 2nd loss

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Spurs trade idea sees San Antonio complete 'Luka Doncic-like heist' involving De'Aaron Fox

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Victor Wembanyama sparks Spurs past Thunder in NBA Cup, ending OKC's 16-game win streak

Alex Caruso scored seven of his 11 points in the fourth quarter but missed a potential game-tying shot at the end.

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Lakers reveal injury report for Sunday's game versus Suns

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Lakers at Suns Preview: No Austin Reaves in the Desert

Live Updates: Top moments, stats and highlights from Saturday's action in the NBA

Jalen Johnson drops triple-doubles back-to-back, James Harden joins the NBA's top 10 scorers & big upsets hit on a Saturday slate. Upsets across the NBA tonight Sacramento pulled off an upset in Miami. Dallas snagged a win against Houston. Golden State pulled off the biggest stunner with a win in Cleveland.

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Where to watch Lakers vs. Suns NBA game tonight on Peacock: Time, live stream details

The Los Angeles Lakers play the second leg of a home back-to-back Monday night with Devin Booker and the Phoenix Suns coming to town for Pacific Division showdown.

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Suns lose Booker to injury, stun Lakers to snap LA's 7-game win streak

LOS ANGELES — The Phoenix Suns overcame losing Devin Booker to a groin injury in the first half to stun the Los Angeles Lakers, 125-108, Dec. 1, before a sellout crowd of 18,997 at Crypto.com Arena.