Canadas Sports Leader delivers every game from the Toronto Raptors first playoff run in six seasons, as TSN and TSN GO have complete live coverage of the Raptors series against the Brooklyn Nets during the first round of the NBA playoffs. Coverage tips off this Saturday at Noon et/9am pt with a 30-minute pre-game show followed by Game 1 of the Brooklyn Nets taking on the Toronto Raptors live on TSN and TSN GO. TSN Radio 1050 in Toronto also has live coverage of Game 1, beginning with an extensive 90-minute pre-game show at 11am et. The broadcast schedule for the Toronto Raptors-Brooklyn Nets series is as follows: - Game 1: Brooklyn @ Toronto - Saturday, April 19 at Noon et/9am pt on TSN/TSN GO/TSN 1050- Game 2: Brooklyn @ Toronto - Tuesday, April 22 at 7pm et/4pm pt on TSN/TSN GO/TSN 1050- Game 3: Toronto @ Brooklyn - Friday, April 25 at 6:30pm et/3:30pm pt on TSN/TSN GO/TSN 1050- Game 4: Toronto @ Brooklyn - Sunday, April 27 at 6:30pm et/3:30pm pt on TSN/TSN GO- **Game 5: Brooklyn @ Toronto - Wednesday, April 30 at TBD - **Game 6: Toronto @ Brooklyn - Friday, May 2 at TBD - **Game 7: Brooklyn @ Toronto - Sunday, May 4 at TBD TSN will add more games from the NBA Playoffs in the coming days and weeks. TSN is also home to the NBA Finals. The networks post-season NBA coverage is also available live on TSN GO. Calling all Raptors games is the dynamic duo of Matt Devlin and analyst Jack Armstrong. Also, on-site for TSNs coverage of the Raptors are host Rod Black and analyst Leo Rautins. 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