Big3 Basketball League: TV Schedule, Live Stream, Rosters for July 3 Broadcast

After a noteworthy opening day for the Big3 on June 25, the league's inaugural season will roll on with a four-game schedule featuring all eight teams in action on Sunday from the Spectrum Center in Charlotte, North Carolina, before the action is broadcast on television the following night. 

With just eight weeks of regular-season games, there's no time for teams to waste. The 3 Headed Monsters, Power, 3's Company and Trilogy all kicked off their seasons with a win. Trilogy had the most dominant performance, earning a 15-point win over Killer 3s.

Here's the schedule on tap for Sunday's games, along with viewing information for each matchup. 

Big3 Week 2 Viewing Information

When: Sunday, July 2

Where: Spectrum Center in Charlotte, North Carolina

TV: Airs on FS1 Monday, July 3 at 8 p.m. ET

Live Stream: Fox Sports Go

Big3 Week 2 Schedule

Game 1: Trilogy vs. 3 Headed Monsters

Game 2: Power vs. Killer 3s

Game 3: Ball Hogs vs. Tri State

Game 4: 3's Company vs. Ghost Ballers

Matchups

Game 1: Trilogy (Kenyon Martin, Al Harrington, Rashad McCants, James White, Dion Glover) vs. 3 Headed Monsters (Rashard Lewis, Kwame Brown, Eddie Basden, Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf)

Game 2: Power (Cuttino Mobley, Jerome Williams, DeShawn Stevenson, Moochie Norris) vs. Killer 3s (Chauncey Billups, Stephen Jackson, Reggie Evans, Larry Hughes, Brian Cook)

Game 3: Ball Hogs (Brian Scalabrine, Josh Childress, Derrick Byars, Rasual Butler, Dominic McGuire) vs. Tri-State (Jermaine O'Neal, Bonzi Wells, Xavier Silas, Lee Nailon, Mike James)

Game 4: 3's Company (Allen Iverson, DerMarr Johnson, Andre Owens, Mike Sweetney, Ruben Patterson, Al Thornton) vs. Ghost Ballers (Mike Bibby, Ricky Davis, Mo Evans, Marcus Banks, Ivan Johnson)

The league has already made one notable change to its rules heading into the second week. Co-founders Ice Cube and Jeff Kwatinetz told reporters during a conference call on Wednesday that games will now be played to 50, instead of 60, in an effort to move games along so they fit in the FS1 broadcast schedule. 

"Our approach was smart because we can make adjustments," Kwatinetz said, per UPROXX's Oliver Maroney. "What's great is we have the flexibility to be able to be proactive and not wait five years to make rules changes, to make the fan experience better right away."

Injuries were a key storyline in the first week of Big3 action. During that same conference call, it was announced Jason Williams would miss six to eight months as a result of his knee injury and that Corey Maggette would be out of action for the rest of this season after having surgery on his leg. 

Ice Cube did say during the call that Allen Iverson, who only played nine minutes during Week 1 and scored two points on 1-of-6 shooting, will likely play more in Week 2.

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Even though Iverson is the biggest name in the league, he did take steps to lower fan expectations after that opening game.

"I signed up to be a coach, player and captain," he said, per the Associated Press (h/t USA Today). "Coach part is going to go on throughout the game. Playing part is not going to be what you expect. You're not going to see the Allen Iverson of old out there."

It's clear, based on the early changes to the rules and how players are being used, there is still a feeling-out process for everyone in the league.

Since games depend on the shooting ability of the players on the court, the time on the court could vary wildly from game to game. Coaches have to be diligent to manage minutes, as most of the league is made up of aging former NBA players.

The Big3 is an entertainment league that is offering basketball fans something different to watch over the summer. Week 2 will present a new glimpse of what this league is capable of becoming in the future.