NBA Playoffs 2021: When and Where to Watch to Save

The real basketball has burst into your life. Fans from all over the world are glued to screens these days. NBA games are a tournament of the National Basketball Association to determine the winner of the league. This season, the start date of the event moved from usual dates: NBA playoffs start at the end of May and will last until the end of July.

Usually, NBA games involve top-8 teams in East and West conferences complete in a best-of-seven series. You can find a full list of this season's participants at the official NBA site. Part of the matches have already passed but the most interesting is ahead - NBA Conference Finals:

Western Conference Finals

Game 1	June 20 (3.30 pm EDT)	Los Angeles Clippers vs. Phoenix Suns
Game 2	June 22 (9.00 pm EDT)	Los Angeles Clippers vs. Phoenix Suns
Game 3	June 24 (9.00 pm EDT	Phoenix Suns vs. Los Angeles Clippers
Game 4	June 26 (9.00 pm EDT)	Phoenix Suns vs. Los Angeles Clippers
Game 5	June 28 (9.00 pm EDT)	Los Angeles Clippers vs. Phoenix Suns
Game 6	June 30 (9.00 pm EDT)	Phoenix Suns vs. Los Angeles Clippers
Game 7	July 2 (9.00 pm EDT)	Los Angeles Clippers vs. Phoenix Suns

Eastern Conference Finals

Game 1	June 23 (8.30 pm EDT)	Atlanta Hawks vs. Milwaukee Bucks
Game 2	June 25 (8.30 pm EDT)	Atlanta Hawks vs. Milwaukee Bucks
Game 3	June 27 (8.30 pm EDT)	Milwaukee Bucks vs. Atlanta Hawks
Game 4	June 29 (8.30 pm EDT)	Milwaukee Bucks vs. Atlanta Hawks
Game 5	July 1 (8.30 pm EDT)	Atlanta Hawks vs. Milwaukee Bucks
Game 6	July 3 (8.30 pm EDT)	Milwaukee Bucks vs. Atlanta Hawks
Game 7	July 5 (8.30 pm EDT)	Atlanta Hawks vs. Milwaukee Bucks

As usual, each game season is full of updates, notable appearances, and facts.

Here are some interesting playoff occurrences for you:

Pat Riley (one of the most talented NBA coaches) goes to the NBA finals for the sixth decade. He went to the finals at different times as basketball player, head coach, coach assistant, and team president of the Miami Heat.
This season will be the tenth playoff final for James LeBron. Playing in various teams, James only the one player (in this century) who has reached the finals 10 or more times, amazing! Also, he is in the top-10 players for all five categories (points, steals, etc.) - the only player in history.
Luka Dončić scored over 40 points and set a new NBA record as the first player who gets 40-points triple-double before 25 years. Unfortunately for fans, this result doesn’t help Dallas Maverick to win the series.
For the first time in nine years, the Houston Rockets missed the playoffs, and the Toronto Raptors - for the first time in eight.
A new NBA record has been set by Damian Lillard. In a single playoff game, he got 12 three-point goals.

Where to watch NBA Playoffs this year to enjoy games and save money? Choose a service to stream any game or watch NBA Playoffs start (if you missed something important) and stream live ABC, NBA TV, TN, or ESPN on:

Showtime. Get a subscription for only $4.99/mo. Plus, get a free 30-day trial when you sign up; find coupon codes to save more.
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FuboTV helps you to stream live sports without cable. Start a Fubo TV free trial when signing up, or choose subscription plans with 120+ channels access, cloud DVR, and family share option starting at $64.99.

This season is as exciting and interesting as the previous: point records, exciting alley-oops, effective combinations, and more. So watch your favorite games to figure it out: “Who will be the new NBA Champion?”. Follow DiscountReactor to know more about FuboTV price and other plans, to find attractive coupon codes, promotions, and other deals to stream the game and save.