Tonight’s NBA Playoff Slate Brings Us 3 Exciting Game 6s

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Tonight’s NBA Playoff Slate Brings Us 3 Exciting Game 6s

Friday’s first-round schedule brings three Game 6s, all on Prime Video. Detroit visits Orlando at 7 ET, with the Magic leading 3-2. Cleveland heads to Toronto at 7:30 ET with the Cavaliers up 3-2. The Lakers visit Houston at 9:30 ET, holding a 3-2 lead as the Rockets try to force Game 7 at home tonight.

By Raahib Singh

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