The NBA is set to host a game between the Brooklyn Nets and Oklahoma City Thunder at 8 p.m.

ET Saturday in a Game 6 of the NBA Finals, but fans can’t get a ticket to the game because the arena is full and ticket holders can’t attend.

That means the NBA will likely need to extend the Game 6 to 6:30 p.d. to allow fans in the arena to enjoy the best seats in the house, as well as to ensure a healthy and safe environment for all fans.

A few people tweeted that they can’t see the game on TV, and others are reporting they can.

It’s a concern, as the NBA’s broadcast partners, NBC, ABC, CBS and ESPN have all announced they won’t broadcast the game in prime time because the NBA is working to extend Game 6.

The NBA and the NBA Players Association will discuss how to get the game played in prime-time on Saturday, the league said.

The NBA has also decided not to broadcast Game 6 on ABC, ESPN or NBC because of the potential for crowd disturbances.

The game will be played at 7:30pm ET, which means the game will likely be on TV for the most part.

In the NBA, the NBA has a tradition of televising Game 7s in prime, but they usually have to play a game in the daytime, so Game 7 will be on a daytime schedule.

If the game does end up being broadcast on a nighttime schedule, the game could be delayed.

But it’s not certain the NBA can guarantee a Game 7 won’t be delayed or canceled because of an emergency.

The only way the game would be broadcast on television would be if the NBA decided to play the game at 7 p.s.m., or 7:35 p.p.m, which would mean the game wouldn’t have to be played on a day game.

It would be the last game of the Finals for the NBA if the schedule went to night time.

The NBASA and the NBDL are both expected to be involved in negotiations to determine the time of Game 7, which could affect the game’s broadcast.