The 2025 NBA Playoffs are officially underway, signaling the start of the thrilling journey toward crowning a new world champion. Much like the recently concluded March Madness tournament, fans can expect plenty of unexpected twists and standout performances along the way. With several competitive teams vying for dominance, only one will ultimately emerge victorious by June. Can the Boston Celtics clinch their first back-to-back titles since 1969? Or will the surging Oklahoma City Thunder finally capture an NBA championship, earning their first since relocating from Seattle?
If you're curious about when and where to catch this weekend’s playoff action, we’ve compiled all the details for you. Below is the complete schedule featuring every matchup, tip-off time, and broadcast network.
Where to Watch Upcoming NBA Playoff Games
Check out the full schedule for every First Round game this weekend:
Saturday, April 26
- Cavaliers at Heat, Game 3 – 10:00 AM PT (TNT)
- Thunder at Grizzlies, Game 4 – 12:30 PM PT (TNT)
- Nuggets at Clippers, Game 4 – 3:00 PM PT (TNT)
- Rockets at Warriors, Game 3 – 5:30 PM PT (ABC)
Sunday, April 27
- Knicks at Pistons, Game 4 – 10:00 AM PT (ABC)
- Lakers at Timberwolves, Game 4 – 12:30 PM PT (ABC)
- Celtics at Magic, Game 4 – 4:00 PM PT (TNT)
- Pacers at Bucks, Game 4 – 6:30 PM PT (TNT)
How to Stream NBA Playoff Games Online
Disney Bundle Included
[See it at Hulu!]
$30 Off First Month
[See it at Fubo!]
Annual Plan Available
[See it at Peacock!]
Limited-Time Offer
[See it at DirecTV]
For those without traditional cable, there's good news—you can still enjoy the NBA Playoffs through various online streaming platforms. Many services offer flexible plans, and some even provide free trials so you can test them out while catching key games.
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