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How to watch NBA All-Star Game 2015 online

Here’s how to watch this year’s NBA All-Star Game if you’re not near a television.

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The 2015 NBA All-Star Game tips off from Madison Square Garden in New York City at 8:30 p.m. ET on Sunday night, giving fans around the world a chance to see the game's greatest players together on one court. The game should feature a lot of fun highlights, and that means you'll want to tune in even if you don't have a TV.

Luckily there’s good news, as TNT will be streaming its broadcast of the game online through its Watch TNT platform. So even if you’re away from the living room and want to catch the game, you’ll be able to with a decent Internet connection.

The 64th edition of the All-Star Game should be a good one, with the likes of LeBron James, John Wall and most of the Atlanta Hawks starting lineup leading the East, and a similarly robust group from the West featuring Stephen Curry, Kevin Durant and others.

According to the league, it will be “seen by fans in 215 countries and territories and will be heard in 47 languages.” If you’re in the United States and speak English, here are the details on how to stream it online:

Time: 8:30 p.m. ET

Location: Madison Square Garden, New York City

TV: TNT

Stream: Watch TNT

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