Boston Celtics Victory Over Indiana Pacers on ESPN breaks record viewing figures held since 2018

Boston Celtics Victory Over Indiana Pacers on ESPN breaks record viewing figures held since 2018

Boston Celtics Victory Over Indiana Pacers on ESPN Delivered Largest NBA Eastern Conference Finals Game 1 Audience Since 2018

Boston Celtics Victory Over Indiana Pacers on ESPN Delivered Largest NBA Eastern Conference Finals Game 1 Audience Since 2018

Average Audience of 6,433,000 Viewers for Overtime Thriller Up Eight Percent From Last Year’s Game 1

Most-Watched Broadcast of the Day Across All of Television

The Boston Celtics victory in an overtime thriller against the Indiana Pacers on ESPN last night was the most-watched NBA Eastern Conference Finals Game 1 on any network since 2018, according to Nielsen.

May 22 – Game 1 averaged 6,433,000 viewers across ESPN and ESPN2, up eight percent from last year’s Eastern Conference Finals Game 1. The audience peaked with 8,362,000 viewers at 10:30 p.m. ET.

The Game 1 broadcast was the most-watched program of the day across all of television and led the way in all key demographics, including all key adult and male demographics.

Additionally, it was the most-watched NBA Eastern Conference Finals Game 1 on ESPN since 2012.

The NBA Eastern Conference Finals Presented By AT&T, exclusively on ESPN platforms, continues with Game 2 on Thursday, May 23, at 8 p.m. ET as the Pacers look to even the series with the Celtics at TD Garden in Boston, Ma.

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