Kate Fagan
posted the playoff schedule a few minutes ago. Game one will be Sunday at 5:30 on TNT. Check after the jump for the rest.
- Game 1 @ Orlando: Sunday, April 19 - 5:30pm on TNT
- Game 2 @ Orlando: Wednesday, April 22 - 7pm on NBATV (make sure you still have it if you're a League Pass subscriber)
- Game 3 @ the Wach: Friday, April 24 - 8pm on ESPN2
- Game 4 @ the Wach: Sunday, April 26 - 5:30pm on TNT
- Game 5 @ Orlando: Tuesday, April 28 - TBD
- Game 6 @ the Wach: Thursday, April 30 - TBD
- Game 7 @ Orlando: Saturday, May 2 - TNT
I guess we can thank the NBA's man-crush on Dwight Howard for having only 1 game on NBATV. The 8pm start time for game 3 may just make it possible for me to get there in time for the tip.
I have a logistical question for you guys. If I take an Amtrak train that gets into the 30th Street station at 7:07 pm, will I be able to take public transportation or a cab to the Wach and be there by 8pm?
you will have no problem getting there using the Broad St (orange) line in plenty of time. no need to waste money on a cab.
Nice, thanks for the tip, Mike.
Brian,
Take Broad St.(orange)line and you will be there in 10 minutes.
i think first you just might have to take the Market St line (blue) to get to the Broad St train.
Just our luck, KG might miss the entire playoffs probably the whole first round. A depressing win last night on all fronts.
No way the Sixers could beat the Celtics....even without KG. Pierce and Allen KILL the sixers...
Having said that..Is there a worse team going into the playoffs than the Sixers ? In either conference ? Sixers tried there very best to pull a NY mets but didnt do it...
Avery Johnson picked the sixers to upset the Magic. I never considered him as a guy who drinks on the job but I stand corrected.
Market-Frankford (blue) line from 30th Street eastbound (you have to leave 30th St station and cross the street to enter Septa) to City Hall (1 stop). Then Broad Street (orange) line southbound to the end. You have to take the local on the BSL.
That's pretty much my ride home from work when I take Septa. It's 25-45 min.
Basically, get to Broad Street and follow the small crowd wearing jerseys.
Septa.org has a "plan my trip option" that could help as well.