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The New York Knicks face the Boston Celtics at 8 p.m. ET in Game 2 of their NBA Playoff meeting. The Knicks will look to continue rolling against the Celtics as they have done so in the season. If you're looking for a live stream, unfortunately, you won't find it online. Find out ho you can stay in touch with your Knicks and Celtics as they face off in Madison Square Garden before heading off to Boston for Game 3.

You can always catch the game on TNT at 8 p.m. ET. If that's not the your ideal choice, you can join us for a live blog of this ball game as we will provide stats, play-by-play and color commentatry. If you don't have time to read, then go to NBA.com  for the scoring updates in this game. Check out stats as well, though it will lack color commentating.

The Celtics and Knicks are one of the most storied franchises in baseball. They had a couple of meetings in 2013 that were a bit dramatic, but they also shared personal beef when Kevin Garnett got to Carmelo Anthony's head and frustrated him all night long. However, Anthony has been a completely different player at the closing of the 2013 season.

Anthony, after missing some time and scaring Knicks fans with a bad knee, he came back and rocked the NBA with a flurry of games scoring over 30 points. Anthony struck with 36 points in Game 1, 10 of which came in minutes during the first quarter of the game.

Jeff Green tried keeping his Celtics close as he scored 28 points knocking down mroe than 50 percent of his shots Saturday evening.

The Knicks are looking like the only team capable of standing up to the Miami Heat in the Eastern Conference and possibly in the entire NBA. The Celtics, on the other hand, who challenged the Heat last season in the Eastern Conference Finals, are far from that borderline championship team without their young star Rajon Rondo.

We will keep you updated if there are live streams ever available during the playoffs.