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How to watch Lakers vs. Thunder: Second Round Game 2 TV channel and streaming options for May 7

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The Oklahoma City Thunder and the Los Angeles Lakers square off in Game 2 of the second round of the NBA Playoffs. The Thunder are up 1-0 in the series.

How to watch Los Angeles Lakers vs. Oklahoma City Thunder

Los Angeles vs. Oklahoma City odds

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Injury reports

Thunder

Jalen Williams: Out (Hamstring),

Thomas Sorber: Out For Season (Knee)

Lakers

Luke Kennard: Questionable (Neck),

Jarred Vanderbilt: Day-To-Day (Finger),

Luka Doncic: Out (Hamstring)

Stats to know

  • The Thunder score just 4.4 more points per game (119.0) than the Lakers surrender (114.6).
  • The Lakers’ 116.3 points-per-game average is 8.4 more points than the 107.9 the Thunder give up to opponents.

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