Golden State Warriors vs. Dallas Mavericks Streaming: How to Watch Game 4 Live Online or on TV

The Dallas Mavericks must win to save their season and prevent a sweep by the Golden State Warriors in the Western Conference Finals this Tuesday evening. The Mavericks struggled to shoot at home in Game 3, a disappointing 109-100 loss that gave Dallas its first three-game losing streak since early December. Will that extend to a season-worst losing streak of four games? We have compiled a streaming guide for where you can watch this NBA playoff game live on TV or your favorite streaming device.

How To Watch Or Live Stream Golden State Warriors vs. Dallas Mavericks Game 4

TNT

TNT is the exclusive home of this year’s Western Conference Finals. This game is set to start on TNT this Tuesday evening at 9:00 p.m. ET. Tune in to hear Kevin Harlan, one of the best play-by-plays in the business, call the game with Stan Van Gundy and Reggie Miller.

NBA League Pass

If you want to watch Andrew Wiggins’ Game 3 dunk on Luka Doncic over and over, or if you just want to watch a random game from this season, then NBA League Pass has you covered. Watch games on demand on a variety of devices at a season-low subscription price of $14.99 per month.

YouTube TV

With YouTube TV, you can watch TNT and add NBA League Pass to your subscription plan as well, including DVR capabilities. Base plans begin at $64.99 per month.

Hulu + Live TV

With Hulu + Live TV, not only can you watch the NBA on TNT and its other networks, but you can watch a variety of shows including Obi-Wan Kenobi (Disney+), Under the Banner of Heaven (Hulu), or ESPN’s 30 for 30 documentary series (ESPN+). This plan is $69.99 per month for serious streamers looking for the most content.

FuboTV

Looking for live sports? FuboTV is a streaming service that focuses on live sports for customers in the United States, Canada, and Spain. Like YouTube and Hulu, it is in the price range of $69.99 per month.

Golden State Warriors vs. Dallas Mavericks Game 4 Preview

Andrew Wiggins’ epic dunk on Luka Doncic halfway through the fourth quarter of Game 3 symbolized this series. The Warriors continue to get easy shots and dominate the glass while the Mavericks are jacking up threes at a historic rate and not enough are going in.

One game after setting the team’s season high with 57.7% of its shots coming from three-point territory, the Mavericks attempted a three on 60% of their shots in Game 3. Dallas became the third team in NBA history to attempt at least 45 threes in three straight playoff games. The Mavericks only made 13 of their 45 threes in Game 3 with Reggie Bullock going 0-for-7 in a scoreless effort. Dallas is the 15th team in NBA history to get outrebounded by at least 13 boards in three straight playoff games.

The Mavericks are shooting a three on 57.7% of their shots in this series. No team in NBA history has had a rate higher than 50% in a Conference Finals or NBA Finals series. While Dallas coach Jason Kidd was frustrated by the way the team died by the three in Game 2’s 19-point collapse, things were no different in Game 3 at home. The Mavericks just shot worse and continue to shoot badly on wide-open shots according to NBA.com:

• First Round vs. Jazz: 29.3% wide-open shot frequency, 43.7% FG, 62.0% eFG
• Semifinals vs. Suns: 25.9% wide-open shot frequency, 44.2% FG, 64.3$ eFG
• Conference Finals vs. Warriors: 36.4% wide-open shot frequency, 34.5% FG, 50.0% eFG

While Doncic logged another 40-point game, it was too little too late for the Mavericks, who only shot 40% at home in a must-win game. Doncic has a great chance to go for 40-plus points again in Game 4, but it is hard to imagine the Mavericks making this much of a series as no team has ever come back from down 3-0 in NBA playoff history.

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