WATCH Grizzlies vs. Thunder LIVE STREAM online, NBA Playoffs 2014 Game 2: Oklahoma City leads series 1-0, TV/radio schedule & start time

The Memphis Grizzlies vs. the Oklahoma City Thunder battle it out in Game 2 of the NBA Playoffs at Chesapeake Energy Arena on Monday, April 21 at 8:00 p.m. EST. Read on to see where fans can watch and listen to a live stream of the 2014 NBA playoff game online and catch up-to-date feeds and coverage on highlight plays and scores.

In Josh Martin's final NBA regular season power rankings for Bleacher Report, the Grizzlies snagged the no. 10 spot with a 50-32 winning record. Memphis finished the season seventh in the Western Conference: 

"On the one hand, the Memphis Grizzlies have to be thanking their lucky stars that they won't see San Antonio in the first round. The Spurs swept the Grizz this season, just as they did in last year's Western Conference Finals. On the other hand, a rematch with the Oklahoma City Thunder will be anything but a piece of cake for Memphis. Chances are, the Grizzlies wouldn't have gotten past OKC in the 2013 playoffs had Russell Westbrook not gone down with a knee injury in the first round. Unfortunately for the Grizz, Westbrook is fit to play this time around, and his absences this season only strengthened the Thunder's deep bench. You can be sure that Kevin Durant, Westbrook and company will have revenge on their minds this weekend. Not that anyone should count Memphis out entirely. The Grizzlies won't be scared of OKC in the least and will bring to the table a measure of perimeter shooting that they didn't have last spring. As pivotal as the post pairing of Marc Gasol and Zach Randolph is to what the Grizzlies do, they'll need the likes of Mike Conley, Courtney Lee and Mike Miller to stretch the Thunder's suffocating defense and open up the floor for those two bigs to operate."

Meanwhile, the Thunder ended the season at the no. 1 spot (out of 30 teams). Oklahoma City ended second in the NBA Western Conference with a 59-23 winning record:

"The Oklahoma City Thunder needed a 21-point fourth quarter from Kevin Durant against the Pistons on Wednesday to secure the second seed in the West and a grudge match opposite the Grizzlies in the first round. It was Memphis that ended OKC's attempt to return to the Finals last spring. Of course, the Thunder are in much better position to advance this time around. Russell Westbrook, who missed that Memphis series with a knee injury, is healthy and playing well. OKC's supporting cast is also as deep as it's ever been, with Caron Butler joining a fleshed-out bench that already featured Nick Collison, Jeremy Lamb, Reggie Jackson, Derek Fisher and rookie Steven Adams. The matchups certainly favor the Thunder out West, too. They're more experienced than the Clippers, their likely second-round opponent, and they swept San Antonio in their four meetings with the defending Western Conference champs this season. In all likelihood, the Thunder's hopes of winning the West will ride as much on the fitness of their own players as it will on the challenges posed by their foes."

The Thunder currently lead the series 1-0.

Tonight's game should prove a fierce battle on the court between two of the top NBA West teams.

The game will be broadcasted live on TNT and local channels FSOK and FSTN, but fans can also listen in on the radio at WNSR, ESPN 92.9, 1380 The Ticket, and 97.1 The Sports Animal.

For complete NBA standings for the regular 2013-2014 season, check out NBA.com.

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