The San Antonio Spurs will meet the Minnesota Timberwolves in the second round of the NBA playoffs. The Spurs made short work of their first-round opponent, sending the Portland Trail Blazers home in five games. The Wolves, meanwhile, outlasted the Denver Nuggets in six games, depite being without Donte DiVincenzo and Anthony Edwards for the back half of the series.

The Spurs lost two of their three games against Minnesota in the regular season, although with a healthy Victor Wembanyama in the lineup, the Spurs are heavy favorites.

As the first round carries on with three Eastern Conference Game 7s, the league is not yet able to cement a full schedule and TV programming. However, with the Western Conference completed, fans can get a preview of what to expect, at least for the first four games.

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All season long, the NBA has been lauded for their decison to partner with Amazon and NBC, ending its long-lasting media deal with TNT.

In years past, coverage was dominated by "legacy talks," "GOAT Debates," and more time dedicated to the Lakers and Warriors, even if they weren't still in contention.

Amazon and NBC, meanwhile, have taken a different approach, opting to celebrate the game and its players. For fans, it has been refreshing.

The Spurs' second-round series will be broadcast on a variety of channels. Here's what's set in stone so far:

Unlike in the first round, teams won't get an extra day of rest before heading to a new city. The Spurs will look to take care of business at home and take a commanding lead before Anthony Edwards might return to the lineup.

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