The quarterfinals are behind us. Only four teams remain. Here's the full schedule for the 2025 NBA Cup semifinals.

It’s the Thunder vs. Spurs tonight in Las Vegas. Here’s how to watch the NBA Cup game, including time, TV channel and streaming info.

What channel is Thunder vs. Suns on today? Time, TV schedule, live stream to watch NBA Cup quarterfinal game originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The Oklahoma City Thunder will host the Phoenix Suns on Wednesday night with an opportunity to advance to the NBA Cup Semifinals.

The NBA Cup moved into the quarterfinal rounds with two games in the East Tuesday and two in the West on Wednesday.

The 19-1 Thunder are currently the favorites to win the 2025 NBA Cup (-125 at FanDuel ). The Bucks won the competition last year, and the Lakers won the initial version in 2023.

The New York Knicks have won the 2025 NBA Cup with a fourth-quarter comeback. This rendition of this tournament was thrilling, especially once the games arrived in Las Vegas and tonight's performance did not disappoint as two of the best teams in basketball battled for a hefty cash prize. Ultimately, the Knicks secured the bag.

The Spurs and the Knicks are set to fight for the NBA Cup title. Here is all you need to know about the fixture, including its schedule, date, time, live stream, and more.

In the quarterfinals Wednesday night, the Thunder easily handled the Suns 138–89 on an efficient night from reigning MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, who tallied 28 points on 11-of-15 shooting in 27 minutes. In the other matchup, Stephon Castle posted 30 points—his third career game with 30+ points—to help the Spurs take down the Lakers 132–119.

The Nets rank 14th in offensive rating (116.4), second in defensive rating (104.8) and fourth in net rating (11.6) during that span. Those numbers were inflated by a stunning 45-point beatdown of the Bucks on Sunday at Barclays Center.

Calf strains are up this season, but time missed to calf strains is way up as teams are being more conservative.