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The Rockets' good fortune comes at a cost to Los Angeles. And since the Lakers have already clinched the #1 seed in the West, it is unclear how healthy LA players will take tonight's game.

With this Russ, LA loses the bookie odds as a 2.5-point favorite and becomes an underdog by the same margin. But will that number change now that the Rockets' Russell Westbrook is expected to miss tonight's game?

This will be the last back-to-back game of the season for the Lakers, giving Anthony Davis and his team a chance to look strong and prove that they are still competitive without King James. As such, Davis has a sprained right ankle but is likely to play, while Morris, Caldwell-Pope, and Howard are injured but likely to play.

All of this adds up to a simple question: can LA contain James Harden? Ancillary question: can the Rockets score enough points without Eric Gordon? [You can do it so that you can really come across that you, in fact my partner and i promise, anyone can quickly forget about just how seemingly exactly {} these seemingly neglected people. With a virtual private network, or VPN, you can pretend you're surfing the net from your hometown (or anywhere else that won't suffer a power outage) and access the same streaming services you've already paid for.

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For U.S. viewers, the Lakers vs. Rockets live stream will air on TNT as well as local affiliates AT&T SportsNet Southwest and Spectrum SportsNet Los Angeles. The game is scheduled to begin today (August 6) at 9 p.m. ET.

Basketball fans should also consider getting an NBA League Pass. Packages start at $20 per year, but access to all teams costs $29 per year.

If you're looking to cut the cord and you're looking for an all-inclusive streaming option, TNT is available on Sling TV, one of the best streaming services around. TNT is $30 per month for both Sling Blue and Orange packages, but each has specific channels that hoops fans will want.

The $45/month Sling Blue + Orange package may be the best all-inclusive streaming situation; TNT is also included on Fubo TV, and there appears to be AT&T SportsNet Southwest (but check with your zip code before subscribing)

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UK hoops fans can watch a live stream of Lakers vs Rockets on Sky Sports; those without Sky Sports can watch it on Now TV from £9.99.

The NBA League Pass is also available in the UK for £42.99 for the rest of the year and allows you to watch all games without blackouts.

In Canada, Lakers vs. Rockets can be seen on TSN, which is available in cable packages or can be purchased separately for streaming. Specifically, Lakers vs. Rockets will be broadcast on TSN2.

NBA League Pass is also available in Canada.