Win or lose, game days are more delicious with Uber Eats. Download the Uber Eats app today to order the meals you love from your favourite restaurants. Let’s Eats, sports fans! After the most thrilling moment in Toronto Raptors history, Kawhi Leonard and company will get just two days off to collect their breath and prepare for the Eastern Conference Final. The Raptors’ opponent, the East-leading Milwaukee Bucks, will be their toughest test yet. Led by the ‘Greek Freak,’ Giannis Antetokounmpo, the Bucks won 60 games during the regular season and have cruised through the playoffs. And they’re well rested. Milwaukee swept the Detroit Pistons in Round 1, and were unfazed by the Boston Celtics in the second round, winning four out of five games. The Bucks have home court advantage, with the series beginning Wednesday in Milwaukee. Games will be played every two days, with the series shifting to Toronto beginning on Sunday. Here’s the full schedule (time listed in Eastern Time). Games 1, 3, and 6 will be televised on Sportsnet in Canada, while Games 2, 4, 5, and 7 can be seen on TSN. Date Time (ET) Away Home Game 1 Wed, May 15 8:30 PM Toronto Milwaukee Game 2 Fri, May 17 8:30 PM Toronto Milwaukee Game 3 Sun, May 19 7:00 PM Milwaukee Toronto Game 4 Tue, May 21 8:30 PM Milwaukee Toronto Game 5 Thu, May 23 8:30 PM Toronto Milwaukee Game 6 Sat, May 25 8:30 PM Milwaukee Toronto Game 7 Mon, May 27 8:30 PM Toronto Milwaukee Learn more about Content Funding at Daily Hive<doc-sep>– TSN’s Eastern Conference Finals coverage includes up to four games, including a possible series-deciding Game 7 (if necessary) – – TSN’s coverage of the Toronto Raptors in the Eastern Conference Finals begins with Game 2: Toronto @ Milwaukee on Friday, May 17 on TSN – – TSN Radio 1050 in Toronto provides live coverage of the Raptors’ postseason, with comprehensive pre-game, halftime, and post-game shows – TORONTO (May 13, 2019) – TSN’s extensive live coverage of the NBA PLAYOFFS continues, as Canada’s Sports Leader today announced its broadcast schedule for the Eastern Conference Finals. Following Kawhi Leonard’s epic buzzer beater, the Toronto Raptors are set to take on the Milwaukee Bucks for a shot at a spot in the NBA Finals. TSN’s coverage tips off with Game 2: Toronto @ Milwaukee on Friday, May 17 at 8:30 p.m. ET on TSN. TSN and TSN Direct subscribers can stream all of the action live on TSN.ca and the TSN app. TSN Broadcast Schedule Game 2: Toronto @ Milwaukee – Friday, May 17 at 8 p.m. ET on TSN Game 4: Milwaukee @ Toronto – Tuesday, May 21 at 8 p.m. ET on TSN **Game 5: Toronto @ Milwaukee – Thursday, May 23 at 8 p.m. ET on TSN **Game 7: Toronto @ Milwaukee – Monday, May 27 at 8 p.m. ET on TSN TSN 1050 Broadcast Schedule Game 2: Toronto @ Milwaukee – Friday, May 17 at 8:30 p.m. ET on TSN 1050 Radio Game 4: Milwaukee @ Toronto – Tuesday, May 21 at 8:30 p.m. ET on TSN 1050 Radio **Game 6: Milwaukee @ Toronto – Saturday, May 25 at 8:30 p.m. ET on TSN 1050 Radio<doc-sep>Two titans of the NBA East will contest for a place in the conference finals this weekend as the Philadelphia 76ers and Toronto Raptors begin a much-anticipated showdown in Canada. The Raptors have slight home advantage in the seven-game series after they finished second in the Eastern Conference, but regular-season bronze medalists Philadelphia have shown they mean business. 76ers vs Raptors NBA Playoffs Schedule Philadelphia 76ers vs Toronto Raptors (Series tied 2-2) Game 5 – Tuesday, May 7 at Toronto TV Channel: TNT Live Stream: fuboTV (watch for free) Game 6 – Thursday, May 9 at Philadelphia TV Channel: ESPN *Game 7 – Sunday, May 12 TBD If Necessary – Scotiabank Arena, Toronto TV Channel: TNT This season saw the Raptors rampage to pick up a fifth Atlantic Division title in the past six seasons, and they just so happened to beat Philly in three of their four meetings across 2018-19. Toronto has illustrated consistent dominance over their Atlantic rivals in recent years and has notched at least three wins over the 76ers in each season since 2012-13. However, Philadelphia coach Brett Brown will look to the history books for inspiration considering his side edged the Raptors 4-3 in their only previous playoff series meeting. These two teams collided in the 2001 NBA Playoffs when the 76ers won the last two games to come back from 3-2 down and advance 4-3 before winning that year’s conference crown. Joel Embiid leads the 76ers in points per game (27.5) and rebounds per game (13.6 ) this season. He came up with the kind of big plays needed to overcome the Brooklyn Nets 4-1 in the first round of the bracket, while forward Kawhi Leonard remains the key for Toronto’s Finals hopes. Neither team has any fresh injury concerns to be worried about. The Raptors boast home court advantage and will need to capitalize quickly on their two openers in Toronto if they’re to make their second conference finals appearance. The Philadelphia 76ers are hoping to make their first conference finals appearance since 2001—their last NBA Finals appearance—as two Eastern powers revive a familiar rivalry in the last eight. We recommend interesting sports viewing and streaming opportunities. If you sign up to a service by clicking one of the links, we may earn a referral fee.<doc-sep>Stacy Revere/Getty Images Get ready to see plenty of the Milwaukee Bucks and Toronto Raptors in the coming days. Jerry Zgoda of the Star-Tribune shared the Eastern Conference Finals schedule after Toronto clinched its spot with a Kawhi Leonard buzzer-beater to beat the Philadelphia 76ers in Sunday's Game 7, and the series will feature a game every other day: That leaves little time for rest, although the Bucks should be fresh considering they needed a mere nine games to get through the first two rounds against the Orlando Magic and Boston Celtics. They haven't even taken the court since Wednesday. Toronto, on the other hand, needed almost that many games just to dispatch the Sixers. It did so in dramatic fashion with Leonard's shot hanging on the rim for multiple bounces before it fell through and ended Philadelphia's season. He was a one-man show for much of the series and averaged 34.7 points a night. 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Leonard will have to face a Bucks squad that had the NBA's top defensive rating during the regular season, per NBA.com, while Giannis Antetokounmpo will square off with a Raptors team that was fifth. The presence of those two players is a large reason their teams were so effective at stopping the opponent, as they are two of the premier defenders in the league in addition to being the go-to offensive playmakers. They even figure to be matched up against each other in crunch time, which will add another layer of drama to what figures to be a thrilling series.<doc-sep>
On Sunday, May 12, the NBA Playoffs produced two thrilling Game 7s from the Eastern and Western Conference. The second of the two games came Sunday night in Toronto and featured a last-second shot by Kawhi Leonard. The ball just bounced in the Raptors’ way in an exciting two-point victory. That means the Toronto Raptors are moving on to the next round. So when do the Raptors play again in the NBA Playoffs? Raptors vs. Bucks for Eastern Conference Finals Sunday night’s game saw the two teams all even at 90 apiece with just about four seconds left on the clock. After a Raptors’ timeout, fans had to know who would get the ball. The team’s new leader this season, Kawhi Leonard, took a shot from the side corner. Sign up for our newsletter! As the buzzer sounded, the ball continued to bounce around the rim several times and then fell in. Raptors win, 92-90. Toronto went into full celebration mode as the 76ers’ season came to a close. Here’s a look at the last-second game-winner. The big Game 7 win means they’ll take on Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks in the 2019 Eastern Conference Finals. Milwaukee is the No. 1 seed while Toronto is the No. 2 seed. So fans will get to witness arguably the top two teams out of the East. Game 1 will take place on Wednesday, May 15 in Milwaukee. It’s scheduled for an 8:30 p.m. Eastern Time start with TNT providing the live telecast. Full Eastern Conference Finals schedule, latest odds The two teams will play their first two games in Milwaukee where the Bucks were an Eastern Conference-best 33-8. Game 3 and Game 4 will take place North of the border as Toronto hosts in their arena. Here’s a look at the schedule as we know it so far: WED 5/15 Game 1: Raptors at Bucks 8:30 p.m. ET FRI 5/17 Game 2: Raptors at Bucks 8:30 p.m. ET THU 5/23 Game 3: Bucks at Raptors 8:30 p.m. ET MON 5/27 Game 4: Bucks at Raptors 8:30 p.m. ET Game 5: TBA* Game 6: TBA* Game 7: TBA* *Game 5, 6, and 7 are all to be announced, if necessary. The series will have televised coverage courtesy of TNT with live streaming on WatchTNT apps and the TNTDrama website. Who do you have going to the NBA Finals? pic.twitter.com/7ubtmjhko5 — SB Nation (@SBNation) May 13, 2019 Right now, the Milwaukee Bucks are listed at No. 2 in terms of favorites to win the NBA Finals at 9-4. The Raptors are third overall with odds of 8-1. The Golden State Warriors remain overall favorites at 5-8 while Portland is a 15-1 longshot.