Celtics rookie Kelly Olynyk led the team with 15 points and eight rebounds off the bench in last game. |
Boston Celtics vs. Memphis Grizzlies begins at 5:00 PM PT or 8:00 PM ET on Monday, November 4, 2013. The game is scheduled to be played at FedExForum, Memphis in Tennessee. More info on free online live stream can be found below.
The Celtics and the Grizzlies are each looking for wins after losing their last games. The Grizzlies (1-2) are coming off Saturday's 111-99 loss at Dallas. They trailed by 21 in the first half but stayed close with a 17-2 run before the break.
Boston are looking to avoid falling to 0-4 for the first time since 1969 and will try to get first-year head coach Brad Stevens his first NBA win tonight when they visit the Grizzlies in Memphis. The team is coming off of its latest defeat in an 87-77 loss at the hands of the Pistons in Detroit on Sunday.
Celtics vs. Grizzlies NBA game will be available on TV/Broadband/Mobile through NBA League Pass, which gives access to over 40 live games a week. NBA League Pass is offering a free trial from now until Nov. 5th.
The local television stations that are broadcasting the game live free are CSNE, SPSO.
Grizzlies' flagship radio station is ESPN Radio 92.9FM/680AM, and the team's radio network affiliate can be found here. Online radio stations can be accessed here.
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