Today's Lakers-Raptors live stream is about to begin, and while Los Angeles is favored to win, they have many question marks that can keep us guessing. The reason for this is thanks to reports of injuries that are reportedly keeping the Lakers' big-name players and several teammates off the court.

Anthony Davis has a sore right eye, LeBron James has a sore right groin, and Kyle Kuzma has a sprained right ankle. Reports indicate that all are likely to play in tonight's game.

In other words, once these injuries heal, it will be head-to-head basketball between the title contenders and Toronto's defending champions. LeBron is favored to win in LA, as he has already shown he is serious about such a "bubble" game with his strong late-game performance against the Clippers.

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A live stream of Lakers vs. Raptors would be easy for cable subscribers and cable cutters alike. The game will be broadcast live on ESPN at 8:30 p.m. ET/5:30 p.m. ET; ESPN is included in most cable packages.

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.

Cord-cutters looking for the best all-inclusive streaming options will note that ESPN is available on Sling TV, one of the best streaming services. ESPN is included in both the $30/month Sling Orange package, but but both it and Sling Blue have specific channels that hoops fans want. The $45/month Sling Blue + Orange package may be the best overall streaming situation.

UK hoops fans can stay up and watch Lakers vs. Raptors on Sky Sports; those without Sky Sports can watch from £9.99 on Now TV,

or they can opt for the NBA League Pass.

The game starts at 11:30 PM BST.

In Canada, Lakers vs. Raptors can be seen on SportsNet. The game will be televised on SN1 and Citytv channels.

NBA League Pass is also available in Canada.