The Spurs head into Game 4 tonight with a chance to take firm control of their second-round series after grinding out a 115-108 win in Game 3. Unlike the blowout victory in Game 2, this one stayed competitive deep into the second half, but San Antonio made the right plays late to reclaim homecourt advantage and grab a 2-1 series lead. Most importantly for Spurs fans, the offensive breakout they had been waiting for from Victor Wembanyama finally arrived in full force.

Wemby dominated Game 3 with 39 points and 15 rebounds, looking every bit like the superstar capable of carrying a team on a championship run. Four other Spurs also finished in double figures, continuing the balanced offensive effort that has defined much of this postseason run. Minnesota, however, showed plenty of fight behind Anthony Edwards, who looked much healthier while pouring in 32 points and grabbing 14 rebounds of his own. With the Timberwolves desperate to avoid falling behind 3-1 before the series shifts back to San Antonio, the Spurs will need another strong defensive effort to slow Edwards down while continuing to get contributions throughout the lineup. San Antonio enters tonight’s game as a 4.5-point favorite on the road, but another battle is expected in Minneapolis.

Tonight’s Spurs vs Timberwolves game tips off at 6:30 p.m. CDT, and fans everywhere can tune in with Peacock.

How to stream the Spurs vs. the TWolves Game 4 without cable

Tonight’s Mother’s Day matchup between the Spurs and the Timberwolves will air across the country on NBC and Peacock, making it easy to tune in even if you don’t have cable. No matter where you live in the States, the easiest way to catch the game is to sign up for Peacock. But you can also subscribe to any of the major streaming platforms that carry NBC, just make sure it’s included where you live.

Unfortunately for Spurs fans living here in San Antonio, our consistent top streaming service, Sling TV, does not carry NBC locally, so Peacock is the best choice. Otherwise, if you just want to sign up for one streaming platform that airs sports and live TV, any of these other options besides Sling will work for tonight’s game:

For Spurs fans living elsewhere in the country, it’s worth checking out Sling to see if it carries NBC in your area, since it’s the most affordable streaming platform in most cases. With the Sling Select package, you can get access to NBC and a handful of other popular networks for only $19.99/month, making it one of the cheapest ways to watch Game 4 tonight. Here are all the ways you can catch the game with Sling, assuming NBC is offered in your area: