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How to watch Rockets vs Grizzlies online for free: NBA live stream, start time, stats and TV channel
The Houston Rockets will host the Memphis Grizzlies in the 2023/24 NBA regular season on Wednesday, December 13, starting at 8:00 PM ET in the Toyota Center. Here, you can find all the information on how to watch the game for free via live stream, as well as the TV channel, start time, and stats of the teams.
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Houston Rockets stats
Houston is coming off a 93-82 victory over the San Antonio Spurs in their most recent game, extending their winning streak to three consecutive victories. The Rockets have an overall record of 11-9 and have only suffered one loss while playing at home, where they are 10-1.
They are in the ninth spot in the Eastern Conference and today will face a team with a poor performance this season, with the objective of climbing places in the standings.
Memphis Grizzlies stats
The Grizzlies have an overall record of 6-16 and are coming off a 120-113 loss against the Dallas Mavericks in their last game, marking their second consecutive defeat.
Despite the loss, Jaren Jackson Jr. was the top scorer for the team with 41 points in 42 minutes played. Desmond Bane also stood out, contributing 28 points for Memphis, which is 5-6 playing away from home this season.
Rockets vs Grizzlies: start time and location
- Date: Wednesday, December 13, 2023
- Time (US): 8:00 PM ET
- Stadium: Toyota Center, Houston, Texas
What are the TV channels for Rockets vs Grizzlies?
- Bally Sports Indiana Extra
- Space City Home Network
- NBA League Pass Channel 5
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