How to watch Pelicans vs. Thunder Summer League today: Time, TV channel
The Thunder (3-0) enjoyed a 92-75 win over the Orlando Magic on Tuesday. Branden Carlson played his first game of the summer event after dealing with an ankle injury. He dropped 23 points. Ajay Mitchell also had his best outing yet with 27 points.
Meanwhile, the Pelicans (0-3) had a 93-87 loss to the Portland Trail Blazers on Tuesday. Jeremiah Fears was limited to 14 points and Derik Queen recorded a 17-point double-double.
Here's how to watch the Thunder's Summer League game, including time, TV schedule and streaming information:
What channel is Pelicans vs. Thunder game on today? Time, TV schedule
TV Channel: NBA TV
Start time: 8:30 p.m. CT
Where to watch Pelicans vs. Thunder on livestream
Watch Pelicans vs. Thunder live on Fubo (free trial)
Pelicans vs. Thunder injury updates
Thunder: Thomas Sorber (foot surgery) is out.
Pelicans: Not yet submitted.
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Thunder's 2025 Summer League schedule
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