How to Watch Tonight's Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Minnesota Timberwolves Game 4 for Free
After two consecutive wins by the Oklahoma City Thunder, the NBA Western Conference Finals took a surprising turn. On Saturday, the Minnesota Timberwolves defeated the Thunder at their home court in Minneapolis, setting a new record in the process.
The final score of Game 3 was 143-101, with the Timberwolves beating the Thunder by 42 points; the largest margin of victory in NBA history against a team that's won 65 games.
You won't want to miss Game 4 as OKC and Minnesota face off again in Minneapolis. Here's how to watch the game's live stream for free tonight.
What time is game 4 of the Oklahoma City Thunder vs. the Minnesota Timberwolves?
The Minnesota Timberwolves will host the Oklahoma City Thunder at Target Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on May 26 at 8:30 pm ET. The game will air on ESPN.
How to watch the third Thunder-Timberwolves playoff game free
You can watch game three on the NBA's YouTube livestream. The livestream is region-locked to India but you can access it free with a VPN.
There are plenty of free and paid VPNs to choose from. However, free VPNs often don't allow you to pick server locations so we don't recommend them for watching region-locked sports games. CNET recommends tuning in with ExpressVPN. It offers fast speeds, is available on a range of devices and costs $13 a month.
ExpressVPN (and other services) also offer a free trial that can allow you to watch this game without paying a penny -- but you will need to pay if you want to use it to watch additional games.
How to use a VPN to stream tonight's game 3 free
Sign up for a VPN if you don't already use one. (Our top pick is ExpressVPN.) Open or download the VPN app to your phone or computer. Connect to one of the VPN's servers in India. Once connected, go to YouTube's NBA livestream. Click on the Thunder vs. Timberwolves game to watch.
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