The Los Angeles Lakers square off against the Utah Jazz in the third bubble game.
The Los Angeles Lakers are on the “road” against the Utah Jazz on Monday in what is their third game of the NBA Orlando bubble. The Lakers are 1-1 after squaring off against the Los Angeles Clippers and Toronto Raptors and are facing another tough defensive team.
The Lakers have struggled in scoring the basketball in their first two games and have posted their two lowest field-goal percentages of the entire season in both of the two games.
The Lakers are not alone, though. The Jazz are also 1-1 in the bubble thus far and have struggled in scoring the rock. They were thoroughly beaten by the Oklahoma City Thunder in a game where they shot only 39.1 percent from the field. They join the Lakers are the only two teams to shoot under 40 percent in a game since the league restarted.
How to watch the Los Angeles Lakers vs. Utah Jazz:
This game is going to be nationally broadcast by ESPN, so it will be available to watch on any basic television streaming service. If you do not have a television provider, you can sign up for a seven-day free trial of fuboTV, which carries ESPN alongside various other sports programming.
If you do have a television provider and won’t be near your TV then you can download the ESPN app and watch the game on the go. No ESPN+ subscription is required and all you must do is enter your television provider information in the app to watch the game.
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The Lakers will also be broadcasting the game as well, so those with a Spectrum TV subscription can watch with some hometown announcers. The game will be broadcast live on Spectrum SportsNet with pre-game and post-game coverage.
If you happen to be a Lakers fan that lives in the Rocky Mountain Region then you can also watch the game with Utah Jazz broadcasters on AT&T SportsNet. But at that point, as a Laker fan, it is probably just better to watch the national broadcast on ESPN.
Tip-off for the game is scheduled for 6:00 p.m. PDT. The Lakers will have another day off after this game before taking on the Houston Rockets while the Jazz also have a day off before taking on the Memphis Grizzlies.