The Boston Celtics take on the Miami Heat tonight at 6:30 p.m. CT on TNT, and fans can livestream the game online for free by utilizing the free trial offered by DirecTV Stream. Tonight’s game can also be viewed through a Sling subscription that is currently 50% discounted during your first month. Both of these livestream options will grant access to other NBA playoff games tonight, including Thunder-Pelicans and Lakers-Nuggets.

Tonight’s Heat-Celtics matchup will be game 4 of the first round series, where the Celtics currently hold a 2-1 lead. Although the Heat stole game 2 in Boston, the Celtics have dominated this series with 20 point victories in game 1 and game 3. It would be an incredible feat for the Heat to make this a long series because they are having to play without their best player, Jimmy Butler. He is dealing with a knee injury and nobody knows if he will be able to return to the series, so other Heat players must step up in his absence.

During the Heat’s game 2 win, three players scored more than 20 points in the winning effort: Bam Adebayo, Tyler Herro, and Caleb Martin. If the Heat want to even this series up tonight, they will need Herro to shoot efficiently from the field and play similarly to his game 2 performance.

Meanwhile, the Celtics players have plenty of playoff experience and are looking to avenge last year’s loss to the Heat in the Eastern Conference Finals. Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown are the two leaders for this Celtics roster, and they have been performing at a high level throughout most of this series. Tatum recorded a triple-double in game 1, while Brown has shot greater than 50% from the field during the past two games.

Tonight’s pivotal matchup should be an intriguing one, as the Heat try to defend their home court in Miami. Fans can catch all the action from this game for free online by utilizing the free trial offered by DirecTV Stream. Sling is an alternative option that is offering a 50% discount for the first month of a subscription. Fans can watch other NBA playoff games tonight with either of these methods, including Lakers-Nuggets and Thunder-Pelicans.