How to Watch Oklahoma City Thunder at Cleveland Cavaliers: Stream NBA Live, TV Channel

Division leaders will collide when the Cleveland Cavaliers host the Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday. Watch the game live and for free on Fubo today.

A potential NBA Finals matchup-in-waiting will head to Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse on Wednesday when the Cleveland Cavaliers play host to the Oklahoma City Thunder. The two most in-form teams in the NBA will face off as Western leader Oklahoma City (30-5) makes the trip to Eastern counterpart Cleveland (31-4), with each franchise looking to keep up its considerable run of winning form. The Thunder have amassed a ridiculous run of 15 games undefeated travelling to Ohio, while the Cavaliers will be desperate to extend their own 10-game streak against the finest the Western Conference has to offer.

How to Watch Thunder at Cavaliers Today

Game Date: January 8, 2024

Start Time: 7 p.m. ET

Game Venue: Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse, Cleveland, Ohio

TV: FanDuel Sports Network Kansas City

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More than a month has passed since Oklahoma City last recorded a loss, not including the NBA Cup final defeat to the Milwaukee Bucks just prior to Christmas.

Mark Daigneault has his team well on track to beating last season’s 57-25 record thanks in large part to the fine form of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Isaiah Hartenstein and Jalen Williams.

There’s also a faint hope OKC fans may soon see Chet Holmgren back in action soon, with the 22-year-old now eight weeks into his recovery from a hip injury.

The Cavaliers have built their own imperious 10-win run after showcasing the kind of synchronized play to make other teams green with envy of late.

That very kind of flow-state basketball was on display during the recent New Year’s win over New Orleans, where Evan Mobley grabbed attention with a double-double:

Sunday’s 115-105 win over the Charlotte Hornets marked the first in a run of four straight home fixtures for Cleveland, who has lost just once in front of its own fans this season.

The Thunder will look to storm Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse just like Atlanta did back at the end of November and hope to improve a 13-3 road record against a side they may see come regular season’s end.

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