Cavs vs Nets NBA live stream reddit for Nov. 17

The 9-6 Cleveland Cavaliers head to Brooklyn to take on the 10-5 Brooklyn Nets at Barclays Center on Wednesday, Nov. 17 at 7:30 pm ET. 

The Cleveland Cavaliers have had a strong start to their season, but an injury to rookie phenom Evan Mobley means their No. 5 Eastern Conference ranking won’t last long.

Tonight, the Cavs head to the Barclays Center to take on the Brooklyn Nets, who are fielding an NBA MVP candidate in Kevin Durant.

Unfortunately, Durant and Co. couldn’t pull out the win from the 12-2 Golden State Warriors, but that is the strongest team in the NBA. The teams is now 10-5, and they’re expected to steal another for the win column tonight at home.

Here are several ways to watch the matchup at the Barclays Center at 7:30 pm ET.

What channel is the Cavs vs. Nets NBA game on?

The Cavs vs. Nets game can be seen locally in New York on YES Network. In Cleveland, the game will be broadcast on Bally Sports Ohio.

Cavs vs. Nets NBA Odds

Point Spread: Nets -10
Moneyline: Cavs +370, Nets -470
O/U Total: 208
Odds courtesy of WynnBET

With crucial rookie center Evan Mobley out for several weeks with an elbow sprain, the Nets become an easy pick with the oddsmakers installing Brooklyn as 10-point favorites.

Make your picks via WynnBET

NBA Reddit Live Stream for Cavs vs. Nets

Date: Wednesday, Nov. 17
Start Time: 7:30 p.m. ET
TV Channel: YES Network, Bally Sports Ohio, NBA League Pass
Live Stream: FuboTV (7-day free trial available), NBA League Pass (blackout restrictions apply)

Fans can stream the action in local markets on FuboTV for all your NBA action needs. Even better, the streaming cable service is available for a 7-day free trial when new users sign up. NBA League Pass also offers the chance for all out-of-market subscribers to stream and watch the game with a paid subscription to the service.

If you won’t be near a television, you can catch a live stream of the Cavs vs. Nets game on the NBA streams subreddit community by searching “sportsurge” on Google.