The Knicks will begin their title defense tonight, but first, they’ll hold one last celebration.

Ahead of tonight’s season-opener against a new-look 76ers squad, the New York Knicks will raise their championship banner and receive their championship rings.

The New York Post reported earlier that the Banner Night ceremony will be hosted by the longtime voice of the Knicks, Mike Breen; Breen, on ESPN, called the title-clinching Game 5 in San Antonio. Banner Night will also feature a video narrated by Knicks superfan and the director of an upcoming doc about the team, Ben Stiller.

The ceremony gets started around 6:30 p.m. ET, before the Knicks open their regular season against a Philadelphia 76ers team that now includes Lebron James.

Below, read on for everything you need to know to stream the game at home.

Knicks vs. 76ers start time

The Knicks vs. 76ers game will tip off at 7 p.m. ET

Where to watch tonight’s Knicks game for free

If you don’t have cable, you’ll need a live TV streaming service to stream the Knicks game live for free.

DIRECTV is our favorite service for trying live TV for free. Right now, you can take advantage of a five-day free trial before saving $30 on your first month. We recommend the Choice plan, which includes NBC as part of its 125+ channel options.

You can also stream the game live on Peacock. The streamer doesn’t directly offer a free trial, but if you subscribe to the streamer via Prime Video, you can take advantage of seven days free before payments begin.

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