Clippers vs Suns live stream: How to watch NBA Playoffs Game 5 online
The Clippers vs Suns live stream has Paul George and Los Angeles fighting for their playoff lives
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Tonight's Clippers vs Suns live stream is scheduled to begin at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT today (June 28).
The game is on ESPN, which is available on Sling TV, currently on sale down to $10 for the first month.
It's time for the Clippers vs Suns live stream, which could be the end of the Western Conference Finals, and bring Phoenix to its first NBA Finals appearance since the days of Charles Barkley and Kevin Johnson. And Los Angeles? Well, they just want to live to play another game (of which they need to win 3 in a row) by taking tonight's NBA playoffs live stream.
Both the Clippers and Suns head into Game 5 looking to improve upon their awful offensive outputs in Los Angeles. As Suns’ head coach Monty Williams put it, Game 4 “wasn’t offense 101,” but rather “a slugfest.” The Clippers and Suns struggled from the floor. Devin Booker and Chris Paul combined to shoot 14-for-44 for Phoenix, while Reggie Jackson and Paul George combined to shoot 13-for-44 for Los Angeles.
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Those numbers are obviously not ideal. The Suns were in-part, saved by their third best scoring option of the night, Deandre Ayton who netted 19 points and pulled down a playoff-career-high 22 rebounds.
Phoenix looked to be on their way to an easy victory as they took a 14-point lead into halftime, but the Clippers fought back. L.A. outscored the Suns by 11 in the third quarter. Down the stretch it came down to foul shots. The Suns shot 85% from the free throw line compared to the Clippers who shot 65% and for the second time this series Paul George found himself at the line in a big moment.
With six seconds left in the game, George went to the free throw line with a chance to pull the Clippers to within one. He would miss the first one, forcing him to miss the second on purpose in an attempt to regain possession for a three-point opportunity. That opportunity never came. George finished with a team high 23 points.
Phoenix hosts Game 5 as 5.5-point favorites. The over/under is 214.5. For any Clippers fans hoping for Kawhi Leonard will make a heroic return, Yahoo Sports is reporting that is highly unlikely as the two-time finals MVP isn’t expected to travel with the Clippers to Phoenix.
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Clippers vs Suns live streams in the US
In the U.S. Clippers vs Suns airs on ESPN tipping off at 9 p.m. ET today (Monday, June 28).
If you've already cut the cord and don't have a cable package, you'll be able to get this game on YouTube TV, Hulu with Live TV, Sling TV and FuboTV. But if you're trying to pick a new service for the NBA Playoffs, don't go with Fubo: it doesn't have TNT.
ESPN and TNT are both included in the Sling Orange package, which costs $35. Sling will be a perfect place to watch all of the NBA playoffs, as Sling Orange gets you TNT, ESPN, ESPN3, and its Sports Extra pack gets you NBA TV.
We recommend you go with Sling, one of the best streaming services, even though it doesn't have ABC (though you can get it with one of the best TV antennas). ABC's playoff games will be simulcast on ESPN3.
Clippers vs Suns live streams in the UK
British basketball fans have had a bad run of luck on Sky Sports but no longer. Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Arena both have the Clippers vs Suns live stream, which airs at — gulp — 2 a.m. BST.
NBA League Pass is also available in the U.K., as an alternative.
Clippers vs Suns live streams in Canada
Hoops fans in Canada can see the Clippers vs Suns live stream on SportsNet, which can be added to your overall package. The game is on SN1.
NBA League Pass is also available in Canada.
Marc is a contributing sportswriter at Tom’s Guide covering the NFL, NBA and MLB as well as various other leagues. He is a graduate of Temple University where he studied Broadcasting and Journalism. Marc’s previous stops include the Trenton Times and NBC Sports Philadelphia. He also worked on the production crew of NBC Sunday Night Football for 11 seasons. When not working, Marc is probably sipping his next espresso to get him ready for more work.



