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NBA 360 returns to Sky Sports

Friday represents the first of three NBA 360 nights on Sky Sports this season - a chance to see the best of the dunks, three-pointers and buzzer beaters from eight games simultaneously

Saturday 23 October 2021 07:28, UK

Philadelphia 76ers center Joel Embiid (21) goes to the basket over New Orleans Pelicans forward Garrett Temple (41) in the first half of an NBA basketball game in New Orleans, Wednesday, Oct. 20, 2021. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert)
Image: Philadelphia 76ers and Joel Embiid (21) will feature on Sky Sports' opening NBA 360 night this Friday (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert)

As part of the NBA's landmark 75th season, NBA 360 is returning to Sky Sports this season for three marquee nights of action - starting on Friday.

Milwaukee and Golden State began the season with victories on opening night, but the magic of the NBA comes on busy nights of action and the opening Friday night delivers exactly that.

Friday night's schedule

Charlotte Hornets @ Cleveland Cavaliers - Midnight
New York Knicks @ Orlando Magic - Midnight
Indiana Pacers @ Washington Wizards - Midnight
Toronto Raptors @ Boston Celtics - 12.30am
Brooklyn Nets @ Philadelphia 76ers - 12.30am
New Orleans Pelicans @ Chicago Bulls - 1am
Oklahoma City Thunder @ Houston Rockets- 1am
San Antonio Spurs @ Denver Nuggets- 2am

Sky Sports' first 360 offering will come ahead of Phoenix's trip to Los Angeles to take on the Lakers which you can watch on Sky Sports Arena from 3am - but to get you in the mood from midnight there is the best of eight live games to enjoy on the same channel via NBA 360.

Charlotte's trip to Cleveland, the New York Knicks in Orlando and Washington's home game with Indiana all tip off at midnight and off the back of those games five more games get under way including the high profile meeting between Brooklyn and Philadelphia.

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It might only be week one of the new NBA season, but Ja Morant has already made a case for the best dunk with this massive alley-oop slam!
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And that's when the action begins as the coverage takes you around each of the most exciting moments, as they happen across all of the early games and then watch every minute as the Lakers and Suns lock horns.

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All in all that amounts to five-and-a-half hours of non-stop, high octane action across the league as fans get their first looks at this season's teams and line-ups with three hours of dunks, three-pointers, triple-doubles, buzzer-beaters and graphics to keep you up-to-date with box scores, standings and storylines.

NBA 360 will also be back later in the season with Martin Luther King Day's bumper offering on Monday, January 17 available to bring you five hours of coverage from six games in the league - and then on the final day of the regular season - Sunday, April 10 - when seedings and play-off (and play-in) places will all be decided.

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Watch the NBA season unfold on Sky Sports with live coverage every week include prime-time weekend match-ups and detailed analysis and all the highlights and clips of the big plays every night at www.skysports.com/NBA

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