The 2013 NBA Playoffs Conference Semifinals gets started on Sunday, May 5 as the Pacers visit the Knicks and the Grizzlies visit the Thunder. The winners of these two series will advance to play the winners of the Bulls vs. Heat and Warriors vs. Spurs series respectively. All four of these great matchups will be live streaming and televised this coming week as the exciting NBA action continues. There's also tickets available for all of the games at various prices. Read on for more information on how to see the games!
There's two series that will go in the Eastern and Western Conferences. The East will feature the #1 seed Miami Heat as they attempt to advance against the #5 seed Chicago Bulls, and the #2 seed New York Knicks taking on the defensive-minded #3 seed Indiana Pacers.
In the West, it will be the #1 seed Oklahoma City Thunder who will attempt to continue on against the #5 seed Memphis Grizzlies despite being without their star point guard, Russell Westbrook. In the other series, it's the #2 seed San Antonio Spurs taking on the #6 seed Golden State Warriors.
Live streaming games this week will be shown via the NBA TNT Overtime web service as well as the ESPN mobile broadband sports network, WatchESPN. NBA TNT Overtime allows viewers to watch the games via four exclusive camera feeds from the court, providing different perspectives. WatchESPN is a service made available in select regions of the country to various cable or satellite providers' customers online.
Here's the full breakdown of the schedule for this coming week's games, as well as TV and live stream info.
Sunday 5/5/13
Memphis at OKC 1PM EST ABC (no live stream)
Indiana at NYK 3:30PM EST ABC (no live stream)
Monday 5/6/13
Chicago at Miami 7PM EST TNT (live stream: TNT Overtime)
Golden St. at San Antonio 9:30 PM EST TNT (live stream: TNT Overtime)
Tuesday 5/7/13
Indiana at New York 7PM EST TNT (live stream: TNT Overtime)
Memphis at OKC 9:30PM EST TNT (live stream: TNT Overtime)
Wednesday 5/8/13
Chicago at Miami 7PM EST TNT (live stream: TNT Overtime)
Golden St. at San Antonio 9:30PM EST TNT (live stream: TNT Overtime)
Thursday 5/9/13
No Games scheduled
Friday 5/10/13
Miami at Chicago 8PM EST ESPN (live stream: WatchESPN)
San Antonio at Golden St. 10:30PM EST ESPN (live stream: WatchESPN)
Saturday 5/11/13
OKC at Memphis 5PM EST ESPN (live stream: WatchESPN)
NYK at Indiana 8PM EST ABC (no live stream)
Sunday 5/12/13
San Antonio at Golden State 3:30PM EST ABC (no live stream)
Monday 5/13/13
Miami at Chicago 7PM EST TNT (live stream: TNT Overtime)
OKC at Memphis 9:30PM EST TNT (live stream: TNT Overtime)
Tuesday 5/14/13
NYK at Indiana 7PM EST TNT (live stream: TNT Overtime)
Golden State at San Antonio 9:30PM EST TNT (live stream: TNT Overtime)
Wednesday 5/15/13
Memphis at OKC 9:30PM EST TNT (live stream: TNT Overtime)
Conference Finals Round:
Sunday 5/19/13
Memphis at San Antonio (Game 1) 3PM EST ABC (live stream: N/A)
Tuesday 5/21/13
Memphis at San Antonio (Game 2) 9PM EST ESPN (live stream: WatchESPN)
Wednesday 5/22/13
Indiana at Miami (Game 1) 8:30PM EST TNT (live stream: TNT Overtime)
Friday 5/24/13
Indiana at Miami (Game 2) 8:30PM EST TNT (live stream: TNT Overtime)
Saturday 5/25/13
San Antonio at Memphis (Game 3) 9PM EST ESPN (live stream: WatchESPN)
Sunday 5/26/13
Miami at Indiana (Game 4) 8:30PM EST TNT (live stream: TNT Overtime)
Monday 5/27/13
San Antonio at Memphis (Game 4) 9PM EST ESPN (live stream: WatchESPN)
Tuesday 5/28/13
Miami at Indiana (Game 4) 8:30PM EST TNT (live stream: TNT Overtime)
Thursday 5/30/13
Indiana at Miami (Game 5) 8:30PM EST TNT (live stream: TNT Overtime)
Saturday 6/1/13
Miami at Indiana (Game 6) 8:30PM EST TNT (live stream: TNT Overtime)
Monday 6/3/13
Indiana at Miami (Game 7) 8:30PM EST TNT (live stream: TNT Overtime)
Want to check out any of these exciting NBA Playoffs games live and in person? StubHub.com is your hook-up as they have tickets on sale for each of these series. Check out the listings here for NBA playoffs tickets that are currently on sale from the third party vendor.
The NBA Playoffs will continue on with the Eastern and Western Conference Finals, and then the NBA Finals in the coming weeks!
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