Los Angeles Clippers vs. San Antonio Spurs Live Stream: Watch Online NBA Basketball (8:30 pm ET)

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By Ethan Cole , Christian Post Reporter
November 19, 2012|8:12 pm
Jamal Crawford (C) of Los Angeles Clippers drives the ball between LeBron James and Garrett Temple of Miami Heat during the NBA China Games at Wukesong arena in Beijing October 11, 2012.(Photo: Reuters/David Gray)Jamal Crawford (C) of Los Angeles Clippers drives the ball between LeBron James and Garrett Temple of Miami Heat during the NBA China Games at Wukesong arena in Beijing October 11, 2012.

Los Angeles Clippers vs. San Antonio Spurs game tonight will see if the Clippers can maintain their winning streak on the road. The Clippers will take on the Spurs at the AT&T Center in San Antonio, Texas, tonight starting at 8:30 p.m. ET, and you can watch free live stream in the link below.

The Clippers is on a 5-game winning streak and will try to extend its straight wins to six by taking down the Spurs tonight. Last Wednesday, the Clippers (7-2), ranked No. 1 in the Pacific Division, took down the Miami Heat, 107-100, and on Saturday beat down the Chicago Bulls, 101-80. What's notable about these wins is that the Miami Heat is ranked No.1 in the Southeast Division (8-3), and the Chicago Bulls No. 2 in the Central Division (5-5).

This is not the first face-off between the Clippers and Spurs. Just two weeks earlier the teams competed with the Spurs taking a hard fall, 106-84. So the Spurs, known to be a tough team on its home court, will be sure to try to redeem itself remembering its painful defeat just weeks earlier.

Spurs starting lineup: Tony Parker (PG), Danny Green (SG), Stephen Jackson (SF), Tim Duncan (PF), and DeJuan Blair (C )

Clippers starting lineup: Chris Paul (PG), Willie Green (SG), Caron Butler (SF), Blake Griffin (PF), and DeAndre Jordan (C )

Tonight's game between the LA Clippers vs. San Antonio Spurs starts at 8:30 p.m. ET and can be watched online through live stream by clicking here.

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