The New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs are in the NBA Finals, and Game 2 is set for 8:30 p.m. ET on Monday, June 8. The Knicks have already taken the first two games, putting the series on a tight track as the schedule settles into a consistent start time for the rest of the matchup.
That matters now because fans looking up Knicks vs San Antonio Spurs match player stats are not just tracking who played well; they are trying to figure out when the next game starts and where to watch it. The Finals run from June 3 to June 19 on ABC, and Game 3 will also air on ABC, keeping the series on the network that carries the championship round.
For viewers without cable, Game 3 can be streamed through DirecTV, Fubo, Hulu, Sling, or YouTube TV. DirecTV, Fubo, Hulu and YouTube TV all offer free trials, while Sling does not, instead offering a $4.99 Day Pass. That split gives fans several ways in, but it also means they may need to compare packages if they want to follow every game from start to finish.
The broader broadcast setup is more complicated than a standard Finals run. The NBA has split playoff games this year between /ABC, NBC/Peacock and Amazon, with /ABC handling the Finals and Amazon carrying playoff games in several countries, including Mexico, Brazil, France, Italy, Spain, Germany, the UK and Ireland. That arrangement gives the league more reach, but it also forces viewers to track which service has which game instead of relying on one place for the whole postseason.
The path to this matchup was decisive on both sides. The Knicks swept the Cavaliers in the Eastern Conference finals, while the Spurs outlasted the Thunder in seven games to win the Western Conference finals. What remains unresolved is not the teams or the stage, but the full game-by-game outline beyond Game 2 and Game 3, which leaves fans waiting for the rest of the schedule even as the Finals move into its next night.
