Bucks 2023 NBA playoff schedule: Time, TV channel, livestream, radio for Game 2 vs. Heat
Game 1 of the Milwaukee Bucks' first-round NBA playoff series with the Miami Heat did not go as planned.
Not only did the Bucks fall at home, 130-117, But Giannis Antetokounmpo bruised his lower back, causing anxiety for fans from Milwaukee to Athens, Greece.
The Bucks look to even the series Wednesday night at Fiserv Forum Here's how to watch and listen to Game 2:
What time do the Bucks play vs. the Heat on Wednesday?
Game 2 of the NBA playoffs first-round series is at 8 p.m. Wednesday night. Here is the full schedule.
Where is the Bucks' playoff game?
Games 2 of the best-of-seven series will be at Fiserv Forum. Games 3 and 4 will be in Miami. If necessary, Game 5 is at Fiserv Forum, Game 6 would be back in Miami, and Game 7 would be at Fiserv Forum.
What channel is the Bucks game on Wednesday night?
NBA TV and Bally Sports Wisconsin.
What channel is Bally Sports Wisconsin?
Spectrum: Channel 309 in Milwaukee, Green Bay, Racine and Kenosha; AT&T U-verse: 744; Charter: 663; DirecTV: 669. Spectrum and Charter Communications customers will need a digital receiver to receive this channel.
What channel is NBA TV and how can I livestream the Bucks game?
Spectrum: Channel 325. AT&T U-verse: 632; DirecTV: 216.
NBA TV is available via streaming services such as Sling TV, Hulu + Live TV, DirecTV Stream, YouTube TV and Spectrum TV Choice.
How can I livestream the Bucks playoff game on Bally Sports?
Bally Sports is available via the Bally Sports App for $19.99/month. Bally Sports offers a free, seven-day trial.
How can I listen to the Bucks playoff game on the radio?
WTMJ-AM (620) is the flagship home of the Bucks in Milwaukee; you can also listen to the statewide network outside of southeast Wisconsin. Here's a list of all the radio stations.
Will there be a watch party in the Deer District for Game 2?
The Beer Garden in the Deer District will broadcast the game on its big outdoor screen.
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