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Where to Watch Knicks vs 76ers Game 2?
The New York Knicks are on a roll. After knocking out the Atlanta Hawks in the opening round of the NBA playoffs, the Knicks are looking to keep things going heading into tonight’s Game 2 on May 6th. It won’t be easy, especially given that there is a reason the Philadelphia 76ers defeated the Boston Celtics in their playoff matchup. However, Joel Embiid has been ruled out for tonight.
Should they be victorious, they will face the winner of the Detroit Pistons vs. the Cleveland Cavaliers series. The Los Angeles Lakers could sure use Luka Doncic to give their offense a boost, even if some question his decision-making on his recovery.
Here are the streaming and cable details you need to know to watch Game 2, along with significant statistics for both teams, and the potential starting lineup.
Tonight’s game between the Knicks and the 76ers will be broadcast at 7:00 PM Eastern Time, 5:00 PM Eastern Time. Tip-off will be 10 minutes after the broadcast starts, at 7:10 PM Eastern Time.
Fans of the Knicks and 76ers in the USA can enjoy Game 2 on ESPN and ABC on cable TV. The ESPN app is available to stream the game instead. Some viewers may be able to use NBA League Pass to stream the game, as well.
North of the border, fans in Canada can tune into the game on NBA TV, Sportsnet, and TSN.
The Knicks are going into tonight’s game with a 1-0 series advantage. Here is how things ended with the first game, and the schedule for the rest of the series.
These are the Knicks’ stats for this second-round playoff series
These are the 76ers’ stats for this series against the Knicks.
Here are the Knicks’ stat leaders among the players for this series.
Here are the 76ers’ stat leaders for this series against the Knicks.
Here is the potential lineup for both the Knicks and 76ers. Heading into tonight’s game, it appears that the 76ers will be without Embiid.
Other Players: Jose Alvarado, Jordan Clarkson, Pacome Dadiet, Mohamed Diawara, Ariel Hukporti, Tyler Kolek, Miles McBride, Mitchell Robinson, Landry Shamet, and Jeremy Sochan.
Other Players: Joel Embiid (Injured), Dominick Barlow, Adem Bona, Johni Broome, Justin Edwards, Quentin Grimes, Kyle Lowry, Dalen Terry, Jabari Walker, and Trendon Watford.
Caleb Kerney Caleb covers the NHL, MLB, and Cricket for Heavy.com. He has covered professional hockey since 2022, including bylines at Dobber Prospects, The Hockey Writers, and The Hockey News. More about Caleb Kerney
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