What channel is Utah Jazz vs Miami Heat on tonight? Time, TV schedule & live-stream - February 26th l NBA Season 2020-21
Western Conference leaders Utah Jazz take on Miami Heat tonight at American Airlines Arena in what is expected to be an enthralling clash between two well-rounded teams.
In their first meeting this season, the Utah Jazz enjoyed a convincing 112-94 victory over the Miami Heat. It is safe to say that Erik Spoelstra's men will be eyeing revenge when the two sides lock horns at American Airlines Arena.
At what time will the Utah Jazz vs Miami Heat
game start?
USA- February 26th, 2021, Friday, 8:00 PM Eastern Time
India- February 27th, Saturday, 6:30 AM Indian Standard Time
Where to watch the Utah Jazz vs Miami Heat game?
The game between the Utah Jazz and Miami Heat will be telecast on Fox Sports Florida and Sun, and AT&T SportsNet (Rocky Mountain). The game will also be streamed live on the NBA League Pass.
Utah Jazz: Team News
The Utah Jazz have been lucky to avoid injuries this season. Head coach Quin Snyder will have his complete roster available for tonight's game with the exception of rookie Udoka Azubuike.
This means that the Jazz will field their strongest lineup, which features the likes of Mike Conley and Donovan Mitchell. Jordan Clarkson has been an incredible influence off the bench, averaging a stellar 18.3 points on a respectable 38.1% shooting from deep.
Injured: Udoka Azubuike
Doubtful: None
Suspended: None
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Miami Heat: Team News
Miami Heat will be missing the services of Meyers Leonard and Avery Bradley for this game. Leonard has been ruled out of the season due to a shoulder injury, while Bradley has been sidelined for the whole month following a calf problem.
Bam Adebayo's status is in doubt because of a knee injury. Tyler Herro is doubtful as well due to a hip issue.
Injured: Meyers Leonard and Avery Bradley
Doubtful: Bam Adebayo and Tyler Herro
Suspended: None
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