Eastern Conference matchup between the Boston Celtics and the New York Kicks can be streamed via NBA on Prime Video, starting at 7:30pm ET. The action will follow when the Minnesota Timberwolves face the Los Angeles Lakers ( 10pm ET, NBA on Prime ).

San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama made mincemeat of the Dallas Mavericks in their season opener on Wednesday.

Zion Williamson led the way in scoring for the Pelicans, putting up 27 points in 36 minutes of action. Trey Murphy added 24 points in 45 minutes.

Friday night in the NBA will see 24 teams in action across 12 games. It also marks the debut of Amazon Prime’s NBA coverage, with the streaming giant striking an 11-year rights deal to become the league's broadcast partner.

Zion Williamson dunked on Victor Wembanyama during the first quarter of the Pelicans' matchup against the Spurs on Friday night.

Victor Wembanyama nearly had a triple-double in a battle with Zion Williamson before fouling out early in overtime, and the Pelicans could not take advantage of his absence the rest of the way.

Prime has done its part by landing top-tier announcers. Ian Eagle and Kevin Harlan are two of the most recognizable voices in both basketball and football. They take lead play-by-play assignments, along with Eric Collins (the Hornets guy who’s always yelling) and Michael Grady (splitting between Prime and NBC).

Victor Wembanyama scored 40 points in a sensational NBA return on Wednesday, leading the San Antonio Spurs to a 125-92 season-opening victory over the Dallas Mavericks.He set a new Spurs franchise record for most points in a season opener,

Victor Wembanyama has the NBA buzzing on Wednesday night for obvious reasons. The San Antonio Spurs’ big man put together a dominant showing, posting the kind o

Victor Wembanyama records the fifth 40-point haul of his NBA career as the San Antonio Spurs beat the Dallas Mavericks.

It's going to be weird for fans of the Boston Celtics to see vet forward Al Horford playing for the Golden State Warriors this season. And it is not just fans who will be feeling his absence from the Celtics' frontcourt,