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This article is Free Sports' today's event preview and broadcast information, covering the broadcast time and channels of three NBA events, Youth Olympic Games, badminton, table tennis, skateboarding and other projects.
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Good morning everyone, Free Sports presents you with the preview and broadcast of today's exciting events!
The NBA has 3 games today. The 41-year-old LeBron James is still young. After joining the 76ers, he led the "Big 5" luxury lineup to have a wonderful start to the season. With a record of 7 wins and 1 loss, he is temporarily ranked in the East. Today, he will go to Detroit to play the Pistons, preparing to continue the recent 4-game winning streak and get sweet revenge. The Pistons hope to replicate the winning experience in late October and guard against strong attacks and double kills to reach the top of the Eastern Conference.
As for the Timberwolves, who are missing "Ant-Man" Anthony Edwards, "third brother" LaMelo Ball leads the team to challenge the Western Conference leading Rockets, who have won four consecutive home games and are undefeated so far in the season. In addition, the Mavericks and Spurs are staged a "Texas Civil War". It depends on whether Kyrie Irving and Cooper Flagg can join forces, old and young, to fight against the landlord black shirt army led by the "French monster" Victor Wembanyama. This exciting show is not to be missed.
NBA
08:00 Sixers VS Pistons Video Sports
09:30 Timberwolves VS Rockets Alda Sports 1
10:30 Mavericks VS Spurs Video Sports
youth olympics
17:55 Wen Chuting swimming preliminaries Alda Sports Channel 1
17:55 Table Tennis Men’s/Women’s Singles Semi-finals Alda Sports Channel 2
20:40 Skateboarding Women’s Street Competition Preliminaries Alda Sports Channel 1
21:55 Badminton Singles Medal Match Alda Sports Channel 2
22:55 Swimming Finals Alda Sports Channel 1
23:55 Skateboarding Women’s Street Competition Finals Alda Sports Channel 1
badminton
09:00 BWF South Korea Open Singles Top 16 (Part 1) Alda Sports Channel 3
13:00 BWF South Korea Open Singles Top 16 (Part 2) Alda Sports Channel 3
billiards
20:00 WTT Championship Frankfurt Station Top 32 Singles (Part 2) Alda Sports 3

The 17-year-old Taiwanese player Chen Yixin defeated German player Shinharu Itagaki in straight four in the women's singles semifinals of the Youth Olympic Games in Dhaka in 2026, becoming the first Taiwanese player to reach the women's singles semifinals of the Youth Olympic Games. In the next round, she will face Japanese player Misora Matsushima.

Spanish tennis star Aykaraz defeated American player Mitchelson 7:6 (7:4), 6:3 in the second round of the Paris Masters. He won his first match after a bye in the first round. He continued his winning streak in Vienna and won six consecutive games. He will face Berrettini in the top 16.

In the second round of the Paris Men's Tennis Masters, Djokovic lost 6:2, 3:6, 3:6 to the Japanese-Australian dark horse Riki Hijikata, ranked 83 in the world, and was upset. His hopes for the year-end finals were dashed and the season ended prematurely.

In the top 8 of the Men's Singles Table Tennis Tournament at the 2026 Dhaka Youth Olympic Games, Chinese player Li Hechen lost to Colombian player Otavalo 1:4 and missed the chance to advance. With Li Hechen eliminated, the Chinese team failed to win any medals in this Youth Olympic Games, setting the worst record in team history.

The Yomiuri Giants selected 14-year-old junior high school catcher Rentaro Seki with the fifth pick in this year's Japanese professional training draft, setting a record for the youngest player in the history of the draft. He will join the Giants for training while finishing high school.

Although the French tennis star Monfils ended his season early due to his marriage, he still received warm blessings from his hometown fans and fellow stars at the retirement ceremony held at the Paris Men's Tennis Masters, marking a touching end to his 22-year career.