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The New York Knicks defeated their Eastern Conference rivals, the Cleveland Cavaliers, 109-97 during their first meeting of the season on Nov. 7, and the Cavs will get their chance to even the series this week when the teams meet again in New York. The Knicks will host the Cavs Wednesday, Nov. 11, at Madison Square Garden. (The teams will square off one more time this month, on Nov. 25, too.)
Wednesday's Knicks vs. Cavaliers game will air on ESPN at 7 p.m. ET. Here's how to watch without cable.
Streaming: Sling TV Essentials, Sling Orange and more
The Cavs vs. Knicks game airs on Wednesday, Nov. 11, at 7 p.m. ET.
This week's Knicks vs. Cavs game will air on ESPN.
This season, the majority of NBA games will be broadcast on ESPN, NBA TV, ABC, and NBC, and many will stream on NBA League Pass . A Sling Orange + Blue or Sling Essentials + Select subscription will get you access to nationally broadcast games on ESPN, and ABC and NBC are available with these plans in most regions (check here to see which local channels are available in your area). Sling Essentials + Select starts at $34.99/month. If you want even more channels, you can add Sports Extra for $49.99/month, which gives you access to NBA TV and other sports-centric channels.
(And if you like a seamless streaming experience, NBA League Pass can also be added, with or without a paid Sling subscription.)
If you're looking to save money, consider a more pared-down plan that still gets you access to tons of games; both Sling Orange and Sling Essentials are great plans with access to ESPN and ESPN2 so you can still watch some of the biggest matchups each week, for as little as $19.99/month.
All times Eastern. For information about which games will be available on Sling throughout this season, click here .
7 p.m.: Cleveland Cavaliers vs. New York Knicks, ESPN (Available on Sling Essentials, Essentials + Select, Orange, Orange + Blue)
9:30 p.m.: Golden State Warriors vs. Houston Rockets, ESPN (Available on Sling Essentials, Essentials + Select, Orange, Orange + Blue)
8 p.m.: Dallas Mavericks vs. Minnesota Timberwolves, NBATV (Available with Sling Sports Extra Add-On)
8 p.m.: Detroit Pistons vs. Miami Heat, NBATV (Available with Sling Sports Extra Add-On)
A Sling Essentials plan ($19.99/month) includes ESPN, ESPN2 and 10 more channels. It's a great basic plan that lets you tune in to this week's NBA game and so much more. If you want to beef up the sports offering, you can add on the Sports Extra package (From $11/month) for access to SEC, ACC, ESPNU and more.
With Sling Orange, you'll get access to channels like ESPN, which will air this week's Monday night NBA matchup between the New York Knicks and Cleveland Cavaliers, as well as channels like CNN, HGTV, TBS, AMC and Lifetime.
The most comprehensive Sling plan is Sling Orange + Blue, which gives you over 50 channels, including ESPN, TBS, USA, and access to Fox One and local NBC, ABC and FOX affiliates. (See which channels are available to you in your area.)
Sling Orange + Blue costs $60.99 per month.
A Sling Essentials + Select plan is $34.99/month and includes ESPN, ABC, and NBC and 15+ additional channels. It's a great plan at a great price that gets you access to tons of weekly NBA games. If you want to beef up the sports offering, you can add on the Sports Extra package (From $11/month) for access to SEC, ACC, ESPNU and more, and add NBA League Pass for out-of-market coverage and nationally broadcast games available next-day on demand.
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