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THE NBL has released most of its schedule for the best-of-five 2018-19 Grand Final Series between Perth Wildcats and Melbourne United, including detailed times you can watch it on free-to-air TV, all games live on FOX SPORT.

Finishing first and second to close the regular season, both clubs swept through their best-of-three semis against Brisbane Bullets and Sydney Kings respectively to storm into their championship appointment.

Both clubs, which went 2-2 during the season with games going on home court advantage, expect to be at full strength, Wildcats guard Mitch Norton (calf) returning to the court from injury.

In another huge boost for the prestige of the NBL, league MVP and Kings star Andrew Bogut has been approached by the Golden State Warriors to help them close out the NBA season in pursuit of their third straight championship.

NBL BEST-OF-FIVE GRAND FINAL

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Game 1: Friday, March 8, RAC Arena
Melbourne – 9Go! 10pm - Live
Sydney - 9Go! 10pm - Live
Perth – 9GEM 7pm - Live
Brisbane – 9Go!  10pm  -Delayed
Adelaide – 9Go! 10pm  - Delayed
Fox Sports 507 - Live

Game 2: Sunday, March 10, Melbourne Arena
Melbourne – 9Go! 2.30pm  -Live
Sydney - 9Go! 2.30pm - Live
Brisbane – 9Go! 1.30pm - Live
Adelaide – 9Go! 2.00pm - Live
Perth – 9Go! 11.30am  -Live
Fox Sports 507 - Live

Game 3: Friday, March 15, RAC Arena
Melbourne – 9Go! 10.15pm  -Live
Sydney - 9Go! 10.15pm - Live
Perth – 9GEM 7.15pm  - Live
Brisbane – 9Go! 10.15pm - Delayed
Adelaide – 9Go! 10.15pm  - Delayed
Fox Sports 503 - Live

Game 4 (If Required): Sunday, March 17, Melbourne Arena
Melbourne – 9Go! 2.00pm  - Live
Sydney - 9Go! 2.00pm  - Live
Brisbane – 9Go! 1.00pm - Live
Adelaide – 9Go! 1.30pm  - Live
Perth – 9Go! 11.00am - Live
Fox Sports 503 - Live

Game 5 (If required) at RAC Arena. Details TBA

Matches actually will tip off 20 minutes after the scheduled broadcast starts, so commentators can pontificate, assess and possibly even amuse before the real action begins. (Or you can take an extended coffee or toilet break without missing anything essential.)

BOGUES BACK? Golden State has reached out to Andrew Bogut for the rest of this NBA season.