WATCH Thunder vs. Grizzlies LIVE STREAM online, NBA Playoffs 2014 Game 6: Memphis leads series 3-2, TV/radio schedule & start time

The Oklahoma City Thunder vs. the Memphis Grizzlies battle it out in Game 6 of the NBA playoffs at FedExForum in Tenessee on Thursday, May 1 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.

The Thunder currently snag the no. 6 spot in Josh Martin's NBA playoffs power rankings for Bleacher Report:

"Kevin Durant's shot 40 percent from the field. Russell Westbrook's shot even worse (34.4 percent) while turning the ball over 4.6 times a game. The Memphis Grizzlies seem to know what the Oklahoma City Thunder are trying to do on offense before the Thunder do. And yet, OKC has been in every game, with each of the last four going to overtime. That's as much a testament to the Thunder's talent as it is a condemnation of Scott Brooks' use of it. OKC's head coach has long come under fire for his employment of a predictable offense that all too often breaks down after a single action, at which point the team turns to Durant or Westbrook to save the day. A quick exit from these playoffs could be enough to cost Brooks his job, just two years after he guided the Thunder to the NBA Finals. Brooks has done well to mold this young OKC squad into a perennial title contender since taking over for P.J. Carlesimo in 2008. It's probably time, though, for the Thunder to hand off the reins of the team to a more creative coach to finish the job that Brooks so ably started."

Meanwhile, the Grizzlies hold the no. 4 spot out of a total of 14 teams:

"The Memphis Grizzlies' current success against the Oklahoma City Thunder probably wouldn't be so surprising if not for the rash of injuries through which the former suffered this season. Marc Gasol, Mike Conley and Tony Allen all missed significant time in 2013-14, though they, unlike Quincy Pondexter, were fortunate to return to health in time for Memphis' postseason push. Had these Grizzlies been whole for more of the campaign, they probably would've finished with anywhere between 55 and 60 wins. That would've been enough for the Grizzlies to snag a slice of home-court advantage, as opposed to having to sneak their way into the playoffs as the No. 7 seed in the West. Memphis' 3-2 edge against OKC in this series, and the closely contested nature of each of the last four games, is indicative of just how good the Grizz really are. Their defense is as stout as ever, and their offense, while still stodgy more often than not, can at least spread the floor thanks to the perimeter expertise of Courtney Lee and Mike Conley. With the way Tony Allen's been frustrating Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook, Memphis doesn't need to pile up points to be successful. One more win at home on Thursday, and the Grizzlies can look ahead to a second-round rematch with the Los Angeles Clippers, whom they eliminated from last year's playoffs in the first round."

Memphis currently leads the series 3-2.

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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