Philadelphia 76ers vs Utah Jazz - Live Stream
View the live stream and TV coverage details, injury updates and check out starters probable starters for the NBA match - Philadelphia 76ers vs Utah Jazz:
Venue & Start Time: Tip-off is at 7:30 PM ET at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, PA.
Live Stream & TV Coverage:
- United States: Local broadcasts only – NBC Sports Philadelphia (Sixers region) and KJZZ (Utah Jazz TV) in Utah. There is no national TV for this game, so out-of-market fans can watch on NBA League Pass.
- International: NBA League Pass, and check local carriers (TSN in Canada has this on its schedule grid, and Sport TV Portugal’s NBA channel listed “Jazz vs 76ers” on March 9). Most global outlets focus on marquee games; this one may be League Pass exclusive in many regions.
Injury Updates:
The 76ers are missing both of their top scorers. Joel Embiid is out for the season with a knee injury, and Tyrese Maxey is questionable (day-to-day with a back issue). Philadelphia added veterans mid-season: Paul George (groin) and Kyle Lowry (hip) are both day-to-day, and guard Eric Gordon is out with a wrist injury. Rookie guard Jared McCain also suffered a season-ending meniscus tear.
For the Jazz, starting center Walker Kessler remains out (foot injury), and leading scorer Lauri Markkanen is day-to-day with a back ailment. Guard Jordan Clarkson is day-to-day (foot), while F Taylor Hendricks (fibula) is out for the season. (Utah’s lineup has been depleted, explaining their 15-48 record).
Probable Starters:
- 76ers: Patrick Beverley (PG), Kelly Oubre Jr. (SG), Tobias Harris (SF), P.J. Tucker (PF), Paul Reed (C). (With Embiid and Maxey sidelined, Philadelphia leans on vets like Harris and Beverley, while Oubre has stepped up as a primary scorer
- Jazz: Talen Horton-Tucker (PG), Ochai Agbaji (SG), Kelly Olynyk (SF/PF), John Collins (PF), Damian Jones (C). (Utah’s usual starters Clarkson and Markkanen have been hurt, so the Jazz use a patchwork lineup. Rookie guard Keyonte George also sees significant minutes in the backcourt
- . Paul Reed fills in at center for Embiid.)