Denver Nuggets vs. Oklahoma City Thunder Live Stream: Watch Free Online 2014 NBA, TV Channels, Radio Stations

By Josh Wilson
Oklahoma City Thunder
Oklahoma City Thunder celebrate after Kevin Durant scored in the final moments of their Game One NBA Western Conference semi-final playoff game. Photograph: Bill Waugh/Reuters

Denver Nuggets vs. Oklahoma City Thunder NBA game begin at 5 p.m. PT on Monday, March 24, 2014. The (32-38) Nuggets will visit the (51-18) Thunder at the Chesapeake Energy Arena in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Information on how to watch the game on live stream can be found below.

Coming off an unbeaten road trip, the Thunder will be playing without their star point guard Russell Westbrook, who suffered minor damage to his surgically repaired right knee.

Westbrook left Friday's game against the Raptors after colliding with Raptors guard Kyle Lowry's leg.

Kevin Durant picked up the gap and ensured the Oklahoma City return home with a 3-0 win. He scored 51 points and got 12 rebounds.

Meanwhile, the Nuggets will seek their sixth win in eight games Monday night. On Sunday, they defeated Washington 105-102, forcing Wizards to turnover 24 times, the highest in their season.

Denver Nuggets' radio station networks can be found here. Online radio stations can be accessed here. 

Thunder's radio network affiliates can be found here. Thunder' online radio stations can be accessed here. 

Nuggets vs. Thunder game will be televised on ALT and Fox Sports Oklahoma; Online live stream can be watched through NBA League Pass.

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