Update (Aug 28, 5:50 pm ET): The playoffs, which the NBA boycotted in the wake of the Jacob Blake shooting, will resume on Saturday Game 5 between the Magic and Bucks will be broadcast on ESPN at 3:30 pm ET

In Game 5, Giannis Antetokounmpo could lead Milwaukee to a series victory The Bucks lead Orlando 3-1 heading into this crucial game, and the top seed is favored to advance to the semifinals

The Magic won Game 1 with a valiant effort, but are dealing with a number of injuries, including a torn ACL in Jonathan Isaac, a meal in Michael Carter-Williams, and a COVID evaluation in Mo Bama Melvin Frazier Jr and Aaron Gordon are also questionable for Round 5

Milwaukee is the overwhelming favorite The Bucks woke up after the Game 1 loss and have revived their No 1 ranked defense In their last three games, they have allowed only 099 points per possession Offensively, Chris Middleton, Eric Bledsoe, and Brook Lopez have contributed significantly, with Janis averaging 313 points and 158 rebounds

The injured Magic will struggle against top-seeded opponents, but they will not go down without a fight, thanks to the excellent playoff performances of Nikola Vucevic and others

If you've left your own "bubble" - or you've suffered the dreaded local blackout - and you can't watch the Magic vs Bucks live stream on cable, you're not out of luck With a virtual private network, or VPN, you can pretend you're surfing the web from your hometown (or somewhere else where the blackout won't hit) and access the same streaming service you've already paid for

Not sure which VPN is right for you? We tested a variety of services and chose ExpressVPN as the best VPN overall They offer great speed and excellent customer service However, there are other VPN options out there Here are our top picks

In the United States, viewers can watch a live stream of Game 5 between the Magic and Bucks on ESPN on Saturday, August 29 at 3:30 pm ET Playoff games are broadcast on TNT, ESPN, and ABC The broadcast times and channels for all games in the series are as follows

If you do not have a cable subscription, watch Mavericks-Clippers on fuboTV

But if basketball is your only sport, the NBA League Pass is not a terrible deal, with packages starting at $20 per year and $29 per year to access all teams However, as with other services, there are local and national blackout games

Of the streaming services available, we recommend fuboTV, as it's the only one of these options to land on our best streaming services list

UK hoops fans have an earlier than usual call time for this The live stream of Game 5 between the Magic and Bucks is at a reasonable time of 8:30 pm BST; the NBA playoff game will be broadcast on Sky Sports, and those who don't have Sky Sports can pick it up from Now TV, with prices starting at £999

The NBA League Pass is also available in the UK and will cost £4299 for the entire year, allowing you to watch all games without blackouts

In Canada, Game 5 of the Magic-Bucks series will be broadcast on TSN at 3:30 pm ET

NBA League Pass is also available in Canada

(all EST)

* = as needed [35]