Category: Television (Page 68 of 73)

The NBA playoffs start this weekend with a full slate of games from each of the first round matchups. NBC has a couple of NHL playoff games as well. There is just one baseball game on national TV, featuring the Washington Nationals as they try to win their first game at home.

NBA
Sat, 3pm: Washington @ Cleveland – ABC
Sat, 5:30pm: Sacramento @ San Antonio – ESPN
Sat, 8pm: Chicago @ Miami – ESPN
Sat, 10:30pm: Denver @ LA Clippers – ESPN
Sun, 1pm: Indiana @ New Jersey – TNT
Sun, 3:30pm: LA Lakers @ Phoenix – ABC
Sun, 7pm: Milwaukee @ Detroit – TNT
Sun, 9:30pm: Memphis @ Dallas – TNT

MLB
Sun, 8:05pm: Atlanta @ Washington – ESPN

NHL
Sat, 7pm: Philadelphia @ Buffalo – TSN
Sat, 3pm: NY Rangers @ New Jersey – NBC
Sun, 1pm: Edmonton @ Detroit – NBC

The NBA season winds down this week, and while the playoff teams are set, the matchups are not. For example, you can expect the Bucks to put forth a maximum effort against the Pistons as a win tonight makes it less likely that they’ll be facing Detroit in the first round. Unfortunately, TNT doesn’t have any games until the playoffs and ESPN’s doubleheader on Wednesday features two pretty meaningless games. (All times ET.)

NBA
Mon, 8pm: Detroit @ Milwaukee – local
Tues, 7pm: Milwaukee @ Washington – local
Tues, 8pm: LA Clippers @ Memphis – local
Wed, 7:30pm: Washington @ Detroit – local
Wed, 8pm: LA Clippers @ Dallas – local

MLB
Mon, 7:10pm: Atlanta @ NY Mets – ESPN (HD)
Wed, 12:37pm: NY Yankees @ Toronto – ESPN (HD)
Wed, 7:05pm: Cleveland @ Baltimore – ESPN2 (HD)
Thurs, 7:05pm: Tampa Bay @ Boston – ESPN2 (HD)

NHL
Mon, 7pm: Dallas @ Detroit – OLN
Tues, 7pm: Buffalo @ Carolina – local
Tues, 7pm: Ottawa @ NY Rangers – local
Tues, 8pm: Detroit @ Nashville – local