NBA Eastern Conference Finals Schedule Set

If the Miami Heat win one more, the Eastern Conference finals start Wednesday

The Miami Heat are one win from making the Eastern Conference finals for a second straight season. 

If they win tonight or in Game 7, here's the schedule. All games start at 8:30 p.m., and are televised on TNT: 

Wednesday in Boston or Philadelphia

May 19 in Boston or Philadelphia 

May 21 in Miami or New York 

May 23 in Miami or New York 

May 25 in Boston or Philadelphia 

May 27 in Miami or New York 

May 29 in Boston or Philadelphia 

 TNT will be played on May 17, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27, 29, with all games at 8:30 PM ET.

Here's the game preview for tonight's Game 6: 

Game time: 7:30 p.m., ET

Where: Kaseya Center

TV: ESPN

Betting line: Heat -4.5

VITALS: The Miami Heat and Knicks met four times this regular season with New York winning the season series 3-1, with each game decided by single digits. Miami is 65-69 all-time versus the Knicks during the regular season, including 36-30 in home games and 29-39 in road games. The teams enter this postseason having faced each other five times in the playoffs, including three times in the First Round (1998, 1999, 2012) and twice in the Semifinals (1997, 2000). Additionally, the current postseason series marks as just the third time in NBA postseason history both teams are seeded five and below, joining only the 1994 series between the Jazz (5th seed) vs. Nuggets (8th seed) and the 1987 series between the Rockets (6th seed) vs. the SuperSonics (7th seed). ... For the Heat, Jimmy Butler (ankle) and Caleb Martin (back) and Haywood Highsmith (knee) are probable and Victor Oladipo (knee) and Tyler Herro (hand) are out. For the Knicks, Immanuel Quickley (ankle) is doubtful and Jericho Sims (shoulder) is out.

PROJECTED STARTERS

HEAT

G Max Strus

G Gabe Vincent

C Bam Adebayo

F Kevin Love

F Jimmy Butler

KNICKS

F Julius Randle

F RJ Barrett

C Mitchell Robinson

G Jalen Brunson

G Josh Hart

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