The Eastern Conference semifinals are heating up as the New York Knicks and Philadelphia 76ers renew one of the NBA's most storied rivalries. After a commanding 137-98 victory in Game 1 at Madison Square Garden, the Knicks have set the tone for what promises to be a fiercely contested series. For Latino fans across the Americas and the diaspora, following every possession is easier than ever thanks to a wide range of broadcast and streaming options.
Game 1 Recap: Knicks Set the Pace
New York's opening win was no fluke. Jalen Brunson led the charge with 35 points, while Karl-Anthony Towns and Mikal Bridges each added 17. The Knicks' aggressive ball movement and sharp three-point shooting overwhelmed Philadelphia's defense, which struggled to contain the hosts' offensive rebounds and second-chance points. Tom Thibodeau's squad showed the kind of physical intensity that could define the rest of the series.
For Philadelphia, adjustments are urgent. Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey will need to find answers against a Knicks defense that forced turnovers and limited easy looks. The 76ers' ability to counter New York's pace and rebounding will be critical if they hope to even the series on their home floor.
Full Series Schedule
All game times are Eastern. Check local listings for time zone differences.
- Game 1: Knicks 137, 76ers 98 (New York leads 1-0)
- Game 2: Wednesday, May 6 – at New York, 8:00 PM ET (NBC, Peacock)
- Game 3: Friday, May 8 – at Philadelphia, 7:30 PM ET (ESPN, Disney+)
- Game 4: Sunday, May 10 – at Philadelphia, 3:30 PM ET (ABC, ESPN)
- Game 5*: Tuesday, May 12 – at New York, TBD
- Game 6*: Thursday, May 14 – at Philadelphia, TBD
- Game 7*: Sunday, May 17 – at New York, TBD
*If necessary
Where to Watch: TV and Streaming Options
For fans in the United States, the series airs on NBC, ESPN, and ABC, with streaming via Peacock, Disney+, and Amazon Prime Video. In Latin America, ESPN and Disney+ carry the games with Spanish-language commentary from analysts like Leo Montero and Ernesto Jerez. In Spain, DAZN holds the rights, while Amazon Prime Video offers an alternate feed with Álvaro Martín and Carlos “Coach” Morales.
Mobile viewers can use the NBA League Pass, FuboTV, or the official apps for Peacock and Disney+. Just make sure you have an active subscription and a stable internet connection. Game times are subject to change, but most tip-offs fall in the evening for East Coast audiences, making it easier for fans in México, Colombia, and Argentina to catch the action live.
This series is more than just a playoff battle—it's a showcase of the league's global reach. For Latino fans, the availability of Spanish-language broadcasts and dedicated streaming platforms means you won't miss a single highlight. And if you're looking for more playoff coverage, check out our breakdown of the Knicks-76ers brawl and the Lakers-Thunder uphill climb.
As the series moves to Philadelphia, expect the intensity to ratchet up. The 76ers will lean on their home crowd to regain momentum, while the Knicks aim to keep their foot on the gas. Whether you're watching from a sports bar in Buenos Aires, a living room in Los Ángeles, or a phone in Madrid, this is playoff basketball at its finest.
