Portland Trail Blazers vs Oklahoma City Thunder: Game review, TV channel, how to observe live stream on the web. The Portland Trail Blazers (18-25) will play the Oklahoma City Thunder (23-19) in the second round of a consecutive on Saturday, Jan. 18 at 6 p.m. PT at Chesapeake Energy Arena in Oklahoma City.

Here are the subtleties:

What: Portland Trail Blazers versus Oklahoma City Thunder, 6 p.m. PT.

Station: NBC Sports Northwest (In Portland: Comcast 37/737).

Portland Trail Blazers vs Oklahoma City Thunder

Instructions to observe live stream on the web: Stream live on NBC Sports Northwest (nearby communicate) with your link supplier login data. On the off chance that you don't have link, you can watch the game live for FREE with FuboTV (free preliminary). You can likewise get this game for nothing on Hulu Live (free preliminary), or Sling TV on the off chance that you incline toward those stage and their estimating plans. This game will likewise be accessible on NBA League Pass for out of market fans. (Membership is required. Alliance Pass isn't accessible locally and is passed out for broadly broadcast games). There are an assortment of other spilling choices, which are recorded at www.nba.com/jackets/observe

ABOUT THE THUNDER

Saturday's down will be the second round of a consecutive for Oklahoma City, who lost 115-108 to the Miami Heat at home Friday. ... Danilo Gallinari drove the Thunder with 27 focuses to oblige six bounce back and 14 helps, while Shai Gilgeous-Alexander recorded 18 focuses, five bounce back and eight helps. Dennis Schroder completed with 18 focuses, seven bounce back and eight helps off the seat. ... The Thunder never recuperated in the wake of going down 40-26 in the principal quarter. ... The Thunder have lost three of their last four games with each of the three misfortunes coming at home. However, Oklahoma City has won eight of its last 12 games. ... Gilgeous-Alexander is averaging a group driving 19.9 focuses per game to oblige 5.7 bounce back and 3.1 helps. ... Chris Paul drives the association in grip focuses with 103 and positions third in grasp takes. ... The Thunder are 13-9 at home this season. Going back to the beginning of the 2009-10 season, Oklahoma City has gone 307-117 at home, which is the second-best home record in the NBA during that length. ... Oklahoma City's seat has outscored restricting seats in 30 of the Thunder's 41 games this season. The Thunder are 18-12 in those games. ... Saturday's down will be the fourth and last gathering between the Blazers and Thunder this season. The Blazers hold the edge in the season arrangement with a 2-1 record. ... Oklahoma City lost 108-96 to the Blazers at the Moda Center in their latest gathering with Portland on Dec. 8.

ABOUT THE BLAZERS

Saturday's down will be the second round of a consecutive for the Blazers, who lost 120-112 to the Dallas Mavericks Friday. ... Damian Lillard, who was playing through an upper respiratory disease, scored 25 focuses in the main half to complete with a group driving 34 focuses and 10 helps. With his exhibition, Lillard got one of only four dynamic players to arrive at 14,000 profession focuses in his initial eight NBA seasons. ... Carmelo Anthony scored 22 focuses in the game and furthermore arrived at an achievement Friday, turning into the eighteenth player in NBA history to arrive at 26,000 focuses. ... The Blazers outscored the Mavericks 62-30 in the paint and shot 51.8 percent from the field, while the Mavericks shot simply 43.8 percent. In any case, the Mavericks shot 42.6 percent from past the circular segment, sinking 20 three-pointers in the game, while the Blazers shot 30 percent from three-point run. ... The misfortune came after the Blazers earned ostensibly their greatest success of the period Wednesday, crushing out a 117-107 triumph over the Houston Rockets out and about. ... The Blazers are 5-14 against groups with winning records. ... Portland sits in tenth spot in the West, 2.5 games behind the eighth-place Grizzlies. ... Portland has won four of its last eight games in general. ... Saturday's down will be Portland's last of three back to back games out and about. The Blazers are 9-15 out and about this season. ... Damian Lillard recorded a group high 26 focuses and seven aids the Blazers' 108-96 win over the Thunder at the Moda Center on Dec. 8. He has driven the Blazers in scoring in each of the three games against the Thunder this season.

Wounds

Neither one of the teams has discharged its damage report. For the Blazers, Skal Labissiere (left knee damage), Rodney Hood (cracked left Achilles), Zach Collins (left shoulder medical procedure) and Jusuf Nurkic (left leg restoration) are hard and fast, while CJ McCollum sprained his lower leg in Friday's down against Dallas and Gary Trent Jr. left the game because of disease. For the Thunder, Steven Adams (right knee wound) and Abdel Nader (left lower leg sprain) missed Friday's down against Miami, while Terrance Ferguson left Friday's down against the Heat because of ailment.