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The Hawks impressed everyone throughout the NBA with the way they started this series against the top-seeded Sixers. Atlanta outscored Philly by 42 points in the first quarter to win Game 1. It may have been only three games ago, but it seems like a lifetime ago.

The 76ers showed why they are the number one seed in the Eastern Conference by responding from that defensive collapse in the series opener. Over the next 11 quarters, Philly responded to any adversity they faced.

In the first game, despite being down by as many as 26 points, they came back to within four. In Game 2, they opened with a furious offense, but when they began to stall, the bench rallied and Joel Embiid closed out the win with 40 points. In Game 3 on Friday night, another fightback was needed. Going into halftime, the Sixers led by five and Ben Simmons had just four points, and 76ers coach Doc Rivers challenged Simmons to be more aggressive at the rim at halftime. three-time all-star Simmons scored 14 of his 18 points in the second half, helped the Sixers to a 127-111 victory.

Trae Young was back to his usual self in Game 3. He scored 28 points and went 3-for-6 from three, but as a team Atlanta was inefficient with their shots. The Hawks shot more inside and outside than the Sixers, but shot 47% from the field and 26% from three. Atlanta finished the game shooting 10% less than the Sixers in both categories.

The Sixers enter Game 4 at Atlanta as 2.5-point favorites. The over/under is 222.5.

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In the U.S., 76ers vs. Hawks airs on TNT, tipping off at 7:30 p.m. ET on Monday, June 14.

If you are already disconnected and don't have a cable package, you will be able to watch this game on Sling TV. We love Fubo for many sports, but it doesn't have TNT, which is a big no-no for the NBA season.

ESPN and TNT are both included in the $35 Sling Orange package; ABC games are simulcast on ESPN3, Sling Orange includes TNT, ESPN, and ESPN3, and the Sports Extras Pack includes NBA TV. Sling Orange includes TNT, ESPN, ESPN3, and NBA TV in the Sports Extra pack.

Sling and Fubo are two of the choices on our Best Streaming Services list, but since ABC games are broadcast on ESPN3, we choose Sling here despite the lack of ABC (although it is available on the best TV antenna).

UK basketball fans have had bad luck on Sky Sports, but that bad luck will not continue tonight, as the 76ers vs Hawks game will be broadcast on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Action at 12:30am BST.

NBA League Pass is also available in the UK.

Canadian hoops fans can catch the 76ers vs. Hawks live stream on TSN, which can be added to cable packages. The game is on TSN4.

NBA League Pass is also available in Canada.