Where to watch Golden State Warriors vs LA Clippers preseason game? TV details, streaming options and more (Oct 5)

The Golden State Warriors and LA Clippers will play the first game of their preseason as the two teams that underwent major summer changes go head-to-head on Sunday. It might be preseason, but these clashes will still intrigue NBA fans as both teams rev up preparations for their respective campaigns.

The game is not just a test of strength but also a showcase of potential and ambition on both sides. For the Dubs, it’s about laying down a marker under a new-look team after the departure of Bay icon Klay Thompson and integrating new names into the fold.

For the Clippers, it’s an opportunity to prove their mettle against a big team as they finally found their home base, the new Intuit Dome, which will open its doors this season.

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When and where is Golden State Warriors vs LA Clippers?

The preseason game between the Warriors vs Clippers game will take place at the University of Hawaii’s Sheriff Center in Honolulu on Sunday, October 5. Tip-off is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. ET / 4:00 p.m. PT.

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Where to watch Golden State Warriors vs LA Clippers?

For those eager to catch every moment of this preseason encounter, multiple viewing options are available. For the USA viewers, the game will be available to watch locally on NBC Sports Bay Area and nationally on NBA TV.

Coverage is due to get underway at 6:00 p.m. ET / 3:00 p.m. PT. A live stream is additionally available on the Fubo TV website and app, which costs $79.99 per month.

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Golden State Warriors vs LA Clippers: Team News

Both teams will make lots of changes throughout the game, making it difficult to predict who may make the starting five.

The Warriors fans see a relatively full-strength squad from Steve Kerr, with only Andrew Wiggins missing due to illness.

Veterans Steph Curry and Draymond Green could be involved on Saturday in some capacity. The team's three new acquisitions, De'Anthony Melton, Buddy Hield, and Kyle Anderson, are likely to be the first players off the bench. Other players competing for rotation spots include Moses Moody, Kevon Looney, and Gary Payton II.

The Clippers are without some players but present a strong squad nevertheless. They will be without Kawhi Leonard, Mo Bamba, and Trentyn Flower, who are listed day-to-day and are likely to miss this game.

Tyronn Lue will likely get to finally see some of their key signings in action, Nicolas Batum, Derrick Jones Jr., and Kevin Porter Jr most likely to feature off the bench.

They will have the advantage over the Warriors in terms of readiness and familiarity with their surroundings, as they have been practicing there for the past five days and will look to use this to their advantage.