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The 76ers play in the Wells Fargo Center. This 20,000-capacity multi-purpose stadium also serves as the home of Philadelphia Flyers of the NHL and the Philadelphia Wings of the National Lacrosse League.

Originally named as Spectrum II, this stadium officially opened its doors in 1996. At that time, total construction costs were estimated at $210 million.

This stadium has also previously been named as the CoreStates Center, First Union Center, and the Wachovia Center.

The Philadelphia 76ers host the Miami Heat in Game 4 of their second-round series on Sunday, and if you’re wondering how you can watch all the action live, you’ve come to the right place. The Sixers, after looking dead in the water, now have life after being able to come away with a Game 3 win on Friday.

In the return of Joel Embiid, Philadelphia was able to have much more success defensively and they gave the Heat all they could handle in the win. As they move into Game 4 on Sunday, the Sixers now have a chance to earn a 2-2 split before the series shifts back to South Florida so this is almost a must-win for them. It would be very tough to head back on the road down 3-1 so this one makes a big difference for Philadelphia.

Here’s when and where you should tune in to see the matchup:

• Date: Sunday, May 8
• Time: 8 p.m. EDT
• Location: Wells Fargo Center Philadelphia, PA
• Channel: TNT

Sixers: QUESTIONABLE: Joel Embiid (facial fracture/right thumb sprain), Isaiah Joe (right ankle sprain)

Heat: QUESTIONABLE: Dewayne Dedmon (head cold), Kyle Lowry (left hamstring strain), Tyler Herro (left ankle sprain), Caleb Martin (left ankle sprain), Max Strus (right hamstring strain), P.J. Tucker (right calf strain), Gabe Vincent (right knee irritation)

Philadelphia 76ers

• Guard – James Harden
• Guard – Tyrese Maxey
• Forward – Danny Green
• Forward – Tobias Harris
• Center – Joel Embiid (questionable)

Miami Heat

• Guard – Kyle Lowry (questionable)
• Guard – Max Strus (questionable)
• Forward – Jimmy Butler
• Forward – P.J. Tucker (questionable)
• Center – Bam Adebayo

The Philadelphia 76ers make their return home on Friday to host the Miami Heat in Game 3 of their Eastern Conference semifinal series, and if you’re wondering how you can watch all the action live, you’ve come to the right place. The Sixers will be looking to avoid the dreaded 0-3 hole and pick up a win in this series.

Philadelphia will be awaiting the status of Joel Embiid who is currently listed as out for this one, but that could change depending on his progression from the concussion he suffered in Round 1. If Embiid can’t go, the Sixers will need Tobias Harris, James Harden, and Tyrese Maxey to lead the way in this one. It also wouldn’t hurt if Philadelphia can knock down some triples after shooting 14-for-64 from deep in Games 1 and 2 in Miami.

Here’s when and where you should tune in to see the matchup:

• Date: Friday, May 6
• Time: 7 p.m. EDT
• Location: Wells Fargo Center Philadelphia, PA
• Channel: ESPN

Sixers: OUT: Joel Embiid (orbital fracture/concussion)

Heat: QUESTIONABLE: Kyle Lowry (left hamstring strain), Tyler Herro (left ankle sprain), Caleb Martin (left ankle sprain), Max Strus (right hamstring strain), P.J. Tucker (right calf strain), Gabe Vincent (right knee irritation)

Philadelphia 76ers

• Guard – James Harden
• Guard – Tyrese Maxey
• Forward – Danny Green
• Forward – Tobias Harris
• Center – DeAndre Jordan

Miami Heat

• Guard – Kyle Lowry (questionable)
• Guard – Max Strus (questionable)
• Forward – Jimmy Butler
• Forward – P.J. Tucker (questionable)
• Center – Bam Adebayo

Through the first two games of the Eastern Conference Semifinals, the Heat were on cruise control. They comfortably won Games 1 and 2 against the 76ers by double-digits to capture a 2-0 series lead.

Then, the big man arrived. Sixers star Joel Embiid, who didn't travel to Miami after suffering an orbital fracture and concussion in the first round, returned for Game 3 and revitalized a Philadelphia team that desperately needed him. In a 99-79 victory, the MVP candidate posted modest numbers by his lofty standards (18 points, 11 rebounds), but he undoubtedly made a huge impact.

"We needed him, and he showed up. He delivered," 76ers guard James Harden said. "Like I said before, it's not about him scoring 30 or 40 points. It's about his presence. His presence alone gives us energy. His communication, his dominance is very important to this team."

Can Embiid deliver again in Game 4? Or will the Heat respond and take a commanding 3-1 lead?

Here's everything you need to know about 76ers vs. Heat, including a full schedule for the second-round series.

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What channel is 76ers vs. Heat on?

• Date: Sunday, May 8
• TV channel: TNT
• Live streaming: Sling TV | Watch TNT

Game 4 of the 76ers vs. Heat series will air on TNT. Viewers can also stream Game 4 on Watch TNT or Sling TV.

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76ers vs. Heat start time

• Date: Sunday, May 8
• Time: 8 p.m. ET | 5 p.m. PT

Game 4 of the 76ers vs. Heat series will tip off around 8 p.m. ET on Sunday, May 8. The game will be played at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia.

76ers vs. Heat schedule, TV channels

Here is the complete schedule for the second-round series between the 76ers and Heat.

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