NBA In-Season Tournament quarterfinals: bracket, dates and format

The last day of the Group Play in the In-Season Tournament was thrilling, as the eight competing teams gave their all to secure a place in the Knockout Round. This round will feature the top two seeds from each conference in Quarterfinals games that will take place in their respective home markets.

The winning teams from these Games will then advance to the Semifinals and, ultimately, the Championship Game, which will be held in Las Vegas. The teams will comPete for a prize pool and a chance to win the first-ever NBA Cup.

It’s important to note that the Championship game will not count towards the teams’ regular-season record. This means that teams can focus solely on winning the tournament without worrying about its impact on their overall standings.

If you’re interested in the bracket or wish to watch all remaining Games, we’ll provide you with the TV and streaming information for your convenience. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the 2023 NBA In-Season Tournament excitement!

NBA In-Season Tournament Quarterfinals

2023 NBA In-Season Tournament bracket

East

  • (1) Milawaukee Bucks vs (4) New York Knicks
  • (2) Indiana Pacers vs (3) Boston Celtics

West

  • (1) Los Angeles Lakers vs (4) Phoenix Suns 
  • (2) Sacramento Kings vs (3) New Orleans Pelicans 
DateGameTime (ET)TV channel/stream
Monday, December 4Celtics at Pacers7:30 p.m.TNT/NBA pass
Monday, December 4Pelicans at Kings10:00 p.m.TNT/NBA pass
Tuesday, December 5Knicks at Bucks7:30 p.m.TNT/NBA pass
Tuesday, December 5Suns at Lakers10:00 p.m.TNT/NBA pass

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