March 25, 2026, 3:19 p.m. ET<\/p>\n
The Brooklyn Nets<\/a> (17-55) have two games left to play on their west coast road trip before they can head home to begin a six-game homestand before ending their season on the road. Brooklyn currently holds an eight-game losing streak, but they will be visiting the hobbled Golden State Warriors<\/a> (34-38) on Wednesday and if you’re wondering where you can watch all the action live, you’ve come to the right place!<\/p>\n The Nets<\/a> enter this matchup after a 134-99<\/a> loss at the Portland Trail Blazers on Monday in which Brooklyn fell behind by as many as 38 points despite holding their own in the first quarter. Two-Way guard Tyson Etienne led the way for the Nets with his 18 points and four assists while forward Ziaire Williams continued his string of solid play with 16 points and four rebounds.<\/p>\n The Warriors come into this game following a 137-131<\/a> win at the Dallas Mavericks on Monday in which Golden State made a comeback from their 15-point deficit in order to beat the Mavericks. Moses Moody, who is out for the rest of this season due to a knee injury, led the Warriors in scoring with 23 points to go with his three steals while center Kristaps Porzingis had 22 points and seven rebounds.<\/p>\n Here is what you need to know to get ready for this matchup:<\/p>\n How To WatchDate: Wednesday, Mar. 25Time: 10:00 PM ETLocation: Chase Center, San Francisco, CAChannel: YES NetworkNeed a news break? Check out the all new PLAY hub with puzzles, games and more!<\/a>Notable Injuries<\/p>\n Nets:\u00a0OUT: Egor Demin (left plantar fascia injury management), Day’Ron Sharpe (thumb), Michael Porter Jr. (hamstring), Noah Clowney (wrist), Danny Wolf (ankle), and Nolan Traore (rest).<\/p>\n Warriors:\u00a0OUT: Jimmy Butler III (knee), Seth Curry (adductor), Stephen Curry (knee), Al Horford (calf), Moses Moody (knee), and Quinten Post (foot).<\/p>\n Probable Starting Lineups<\/p>\n