While there is no NFL action to enjoy on Christmas, you can relax and take in the full schedule of NBA Christmas games beginning at noon and carrying you through the end of the night.
Merry Christmas. More specifically, Merry NBA Christmas!
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While you are kicking back and enjoying the holiday with your family, there will be plenty of NBA action to catch on the television with a full schedule of intriguing games — if you are in to the whole bouncing the ball on the court thing.
If you want to simply enjoy family time and good food, that is fine too.
However, the NBA’s tradition of invading our living rooms with an impressive slate of games continues and you could even win $25,000 from DraftKings if you are lucky.
The most intriguing game on the schedule comes at 5 p.m. ET, when LeBron James returns to South Beach. Before the Cleveland Cavaliers step on to the court, the Miami Heat will be creating a positive environment with a pre-game video package honoring James’ time with Miami.
Who else plays on the big day?
The NBA Christmas Day TV schedule can be seen below.
| MATCHUP | TIME (ET) | TV INFO | |||
| Washington at New York | 12:00 PM | ESPN | |||
| Oklahoma City at San Antonio | 2:30 PM | ABC | |||
| Cleveland at Miami | 5:00 PM | ABC | |||
| LA Lakers at Chicago | 8:00 PM | TNT | |||
| Golden State at LA Clippers | 10:30 PM | TNT |
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