Atlanta Hawks vs. Miami Heat Streaming: How to watch Game 2 live online or on TV

The Atlanta Hawks and Miami Heat are playing Game 2 in the first of three NBA playoff games this Tuesday evening. This is the place to see where the game is nationally televised and where else you can watch Atlanta try to even the series.

How To Watch Or Live Stream Atlanta Hawks vs. Miami Heat Game 2

TNT

TNT is again handling the broadcast of this Eastern Conference series between the No. 1 seed Heat and No. 8 seed Hawks. TNT has long been one of the flagship networks in carrying the action of the NBA playoffs, and its studio team of Ernie Johnson, Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley, and Shaquille O’Neal is unrivaled in entertaining basketball coverage.

NBA League Pass

On nights like this when there will be two playoff games on at the same time, die-hard NBA fans will find NBA League Pass coming in handy. This way you could watch all of Hawks-Heat live or check back on what you missed later using the app if you’d prefer to catch the middle game between the Memphis Grizzlies and Minnesota Timberwolves. While it is late in the season to subscribe, the price has dropped to $14.99 per month.

Hulu + Live TV

If you would like to watch some anime or original series before the game tips off, you can get a ton of options with Hulu + Live TV. They have TNT as well as the other networks the NBA broadcasts its games. You can also get subscriptions to Disney+ and ESPN+ with your plan. The price is $69.99 but there aren’t many better options for a cord cutter seeking their live sports fix.

Sling TV

Sling TV’s Orange plan is offered at $35 per month, but you can get 50% off your first month with a subscription just in time for the NBA playoffs. Sling boasts every NBA playoff game will be available with this plan, including the ones on NBA TV. But TNT is the network you specifically need for this game between the Hawks and Heat.

FuboTV

FuboTV is a streaming service that focuses on live sports for customers in the United States, Canada, and Spain. Subscriptions start at $69.99 per month, but in addition to the NBA-relevant networks, you can also watch NHL Network, MLB Network, and the Golf Channel.

Is Atlanta in Trouble?

The Atlanta Hawks are in danger of falling to 0-2 in this series after Sunday’s terrible performance. Last year, the Hawks won Game 1 on the road in all three rounds of the playoffs, so this is new territory for them. They’ll still have to make do without Clint Capela, the center who was injured on Friday night. His knee will be reevaluated in a week, but he is out for at least another game or two in this series.

On the bright side, forward John Collins played his first game in over a month for the Hawks. He played 21 minutes and had 10 points with four rebounds. He was the second-leading scorer and rebounder for the Hawks in the regular season. He needs to get back on track in a hurry with Capela out and Trae Young struggling.

The Heat played a strong game at home and are one of the best home teams in the league. Miami’s defense has been impressive against Young this season, but the Heat cannot expect to hold him to a season-low eight points again. This game should be closer and more entertaining than Game 1.

Where to Bet on Atlanta Hawks vs. Miami Heat Game 2?

There are many great options of sportsbooks for betting on this game, which we have included below. Remember to check our Game 2 predictions for Atlanta Hawks vs. Miami Heat before you make your wagers. Good luck.