Dallas Mavericks vs. Golden State Warriors Streaming: How to Watch Game 2 Live Online or on TV

The Dallas Mavericks look to rebound after a rough 112-87 loss to the Golden State Warriors in Game 1 of the NBA’s Western Conference Finals. The Mavericks came back from a 2-0 deficit against the Phoenix Suns in the semifinals, but they will not want to tempt fate again with an experienced, championship opponent like the Warriors. Game 2 will be played on Friday evening at 9:00 p.m. ET. We have the info on where you can watch this NBA playoff game live on TV or your favorite streaming device.

How To Watch Or Live Stream Dallas Mavericks vs. Golden State Warriors Game 2

TNT

The series continues on TNT for Game 2 this Friday evening at 9:00 p.m. ET. Just tune in to watch the game, or tune in early to hear the studio show with Ernie Johnson, Shaquille O’Neal, Kenny Smith, and Charles Barkley.

NBA League Pass

If you want to catch up on Game 1 or find an NBA playoff game that was actually competitive this year, then NBA League Pass will get the job done. Stream games at your leisure on your favorite device, including access to live games like this one on Friday night. Subscriptions are at a season-low price of $14.99 per month.

YouTube TV

YouTube TV is a streaming service available on many different smart TVs, video game consoles, and streaming media players as well as computers and mobile phones. The base plan starts at $64.99 per month and there is a sports package that will have all the networks that air live NBA games, including ESPN.

Hulu + Live TV

Maybe you want to catch up on the excellent Hulu series Under the Banner of Heaven before you watch some basketball this Friday night. Hulu + Live TV gives you access to a ton of original content and live sports with all the NBA-relevant networks. This plan is $69.99 per month for the serious streamer.

FuboTV

If live sports are your thing as a streamer, then FuboTV is another good option in the price range of $69.99 per month. You can get half off your first month if you subscribe now.

Dallas Mavericks vs. Golden State Warriors Game 2 Preview

The Mavericks were 3-1 against Golden State in the regular season, but that meant nothing in Game 1. The Mavericks had one of their worst shooting games of the season while the Warriors had one of their best despite the three-point shot not falling that often.

Perhaps the biggest problem for Dallas is too many three-point shots as the Mavericks are now taking over 50% of their field-goal attempts this postseason from three. They fired off 48 of these shots in Game 1, a season high, and only hit 11. Luka Doncic had arguably the worst playoff game of his career with 20 points on 18 shots, and he had three more turnovers (seven total) than assists. The game was decided before the fourth quarter began.

This was the first meeting this season where the Warriors had the trio of Steph Curry, Klay Thompson, and Draymond Green together. While no one had a big statistical night as an individual, the Warriors played great team basketball with seven players in double-digit scoring figures. The Warriors moved the ball so well and got the easy shots in the paint that the Mavericks are not trying to create right now. The Mavericks shot 4-for-15 on plays where Green was the primary defender, including 0-for-9 from three.

The Mavericks win over 70% of the time in games following a loss, so this team has figured out how to adjust all year from bad performances. But this postseason development of falling in love with the three-point shot may prove to be fatal to the team’s chances in this series, because the Warriors just won by 25 points without even shooting their threes well.

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