NBA ID Member Days arrive with a free preview of 22 League Pass games in the NBA App or NBA.com.
NBA ID Member Days are back! This week brings three full days of 22 action-packed games across Friday, Saturday and Sunday, including Emirates NBA Cup matchups. NBA ID members in the U.S. can stream the excitement on NBA League Pass all weekend long.
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Here’s what you need to know about this weekend’s matchups.
Friday, Nov. 21 – Emirates NBA Cup Group Play
East Group A, Washington at Toronto (7:30 p.m. ET, League Pass): The Raptors are the last remaining undefeated team in East Group A (2-0) and will look to keep things that way against the hungry Wizards.
East Group B, Brooklyn at Boston (7:30 p.m. ET, League Pass): The Celtics host a young Nets team as Boston looks to keep pace in the East and improve to 2-1 in NBA Cup play.
East Group C, Miami at Chicago (8 p.m. ET, League Pass): The Bulls, who had a strong 6-1 season start, host the Heat in a matchup with potential NBA Cup implications, as both are 1-1 in Group Play.
West Group B, New Orleans at Dallas (8:30 p.m. ET, League Pass): Cooper Flagg headlines this matchup, joined by fellow first-round picks from this year’s Draft, the Pelicans’ Jeremiah Fears and Derik Queen.
West Group A, Minnesota at Phoenix (9 p.m. ET, League Pass): Anthony Edwards and the Timberwolves take on Devin Booker and the Suns in a matchup of two teams looking to keep pace in the Western Conference. To date, both teams are unbeaten in Cup group play.
West Group A, Oklahoma City at Utah (10 p.m. ET, League Pass): The reigning champs have picked up right where they left off last season and are looking to keep it rolling against a Jazz team seeking its first Cup win.
West Group C, Portland at Golden State (10 p.m. ET, League Pass): Stephen Curry will look to fend off a gritty Trail Blazers team that has seen tremendous play this season from Deni Avdija.
Saturday, Nov. 22
LA at Charlotte (1 p.m. ET, League Pass): Kon Knueppel is off to a hot start to his rookie season and will look to help the Hornets stave off a veteran Clippers squad.
New York at Orlando (5 p.m. ET, NBA TV): The Knicks will look to avenge a recent home loss to the Magic by returning the favor in Orlando in a matchup between two likely playoff teams in the East.
Atlanta at New Orleans (7 p.m. ET, League Pass): The Hawks have heated up and are among the East’s top teams as they look to keep it rolling against the Pelicans
Washington at Chicago (8 p.m. ET, League Pass): The Bulls eye a victory in hopes of keeping pace in the East, while veterans CJ McCollum and Khris Middleton lead a plethora of young players for the Wizards.
Detroit at Milwaukee (8 p.m. ET, League Pass): The Pistons come in as perhaps the hottest team in the league, taking a trip over Lake Michigan to take on the rival Bucks in Milwaukee.
Memphis at Dallas (8:30 p.m. ET, League Pass): Ja Morant and the Grizzlies look to make a statement as they face the Mavericks on the road.
Sacramento at Denver (10 p.m. ET, League Pass): Domantas Sabonis and Nikola Jokić go head-to-head in a Western Conference battle between two of the league’s top big men.
Sunday, Nov. 23
Miami at Philadelphia (1 p.m. ET, League Pass): Tyrese Maxey, the league leader in fourth-quarter points, will look to keep Philadelphia competitive at home as the 76ers host the Heat, who swept the season series in 2024-25.
Charlotte at Atlanta (6 p.m. ET, League Pass): The young Hornets look to bounce back against the Hawks, who swept the season series in 2024-25 and aim to make an impact in the Eastern Conference this year.
Orlando at Boston (6 p.m. ET, League Pass): The Magic will look to avenge their first-round elimination in last year’s playoffs that came at the hands of the Celtics.
LA at Cleveland (6 p.m. ET, League Pass): Two of the league’s most prolific offensive stars square off as James Harden leads the Clippers into Cleveland against Donovan Mitchell and the Cavs.
Brooklyn at Toronto (6 p.m. ET, League Pass): The Nets look to respond after the Raptors claimed the first game of the season series.
Portland at Oklahoma City (7 p.m. ET, League Pass): The Trail Blazers handed the Thunder their only loss of the season in their first matchup on Nov. 5 while OKC looks to defend homecourt.
San Antonio at Phoenix (8 p.m. ET, League Pass): De’Aaron Fox leads the Spurs into Phoenix looking to avenge a Nov. 2 loss.
Los Angeles at Utah (8 p.m. ET, League Pass): The Lakers are finally at full force with LeBron James healthy alongside Austin Reaves and Luka Dončić as the trio looks to grab a road win over Lauri Markkanen and the Jazz.
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