To watch New York Knicks games, you have several options depending on your location and preferences: Local Broadcasts:
- Knicks games are broadcast locally on MSG Network, which is the primary channel for in-market viewers
National TV Broadcasts:
- Nationally televised Knicks games appear on ABC, ESPN, TNT, and NBA TV. For example, key playoff games are often on ESPN or TNT
- Upcoming Knicks vs. Pacers playoff games are scheduled to air on TNT at 8 p.m. ET
Streaming Services:
- You can stream Knicks games live via services that carry the above channels, such as YouTube TV, Sling TV, DIRECTV STREAM, Hulu + Live TV, and FuboTV. Many of these offer free trials, which can be used to watch games without a long-term commitment
- The Gotham Sports App (which replaces MSG+ and YES app) offers streaming of Knicks games for a monthly or yearly fee, but blackout restrictions apply
- NBA League Pass allows out-of-market fans to watch live and on-demand games, with subscription options starting at around $15/month. This is ideal if you are outside the Knicks' local broadcast area
Free or Trial Options:
- For playoff games, such as Knicks vs. Celtics, you can watch on ESPN or TNT, and use a free trial of DIRECTV STREAM to watch live without cable
- YouTube TV offers a free trial that includes access to channels broadcasting Knicks games
In-Person:
- You can attend games live at Madison Square Garden by purchasing tickets through platforms like Vivid Seats, SeatGeek, or Gametime
In summary, the easiest ways to watch Knicks games are through MSG Network locally, national broadcasts on ESPN, TNT, ABC, or NBA TV, or streaming services that carry these channels. For out-of-market fans, NBA League Pass is a solid option. Free trials of streaming services can provide temporary access to live games without cable
