Trail Blazers at Mavericks live stream: How to watch online
By John Buhler
The Dallas Mavericks (20-31) will host the Portland Trail Blazers (22-30) on Tuesday night. Here is how to watch this Western Conference NBA game online.
There are three NBA games on the slate for Tuesday, Feb. 7. One of those games happening in the Western Conference will be between the Portland Trail Blazers (22-30) and the Dallas Mavericks (20-31). Tipoff from the American Airlines Center in Dallas will be at 8:30 p.m. ET.
Comcast SportsNet Northwest will carry the game in the Greater Portland area. FOX Sports Southwest will carry the game in the Greater Dallas area. Since this game will not be nationally televised, the available live stream can be found on NBA League Pass, which requires a subscription.
Portland enters play at 22-30 on the year and in ninth place in the Western Conference. The Trail Blazers trail the Utah Jazz (33-19) by 11 games in the Northwest Division standings. Portland has lost two games in a row, has gone 4-6 in its last 10 and is 8-19 away from the Moda Center this season.
Dallas enters play at 20-31 on the year and in 10th place in the Western Conference. The Mavericks trail the San Antonio Spurs (39-12) by 19 games in the Southwest Division standings. Dallas lost its most recent game on the road to the Denver Nuggets on Monday night, 110-87. The Mavericks have gone 6-4 in their last 10 games and are 12-12 at the American Airlines Center this season.
Date: Tuesday, Feb. 7
Time: 8:30 p.m. ET
Location: Dallas, Texas
Venue: American Airlines Center
TV Info: CSNW, FSSW
Live Stream: NBA League Pass
According to OddsShark.com, the Mavericks will be getting two points at home from the visiting Trail Blazers. The associated moneylines for this game are Portland -125 and Dallas +115. This game’s over/under comes in at a combined 205.5 points.
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Take the Mavericks getting points. While they did lose a tough one on the road in Denver last night, Portland shouldn’t be a road favorite over most teams, including the Mavericks.