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Does anyone know a place in NYC, Manhattan, where I could catch the Tulsa game on CBSSN tonight? Thanks.

I'm in Midtown on business, so I'm listening in case I can sneak away to watch some of the game. Hate missing the game in person, but I'll be there Saturday.

I should be wrapped up with my meetings before tip-off at 8. Don't know where I will end up exactly, but if you have any suggestions in mid-town let me know. Tks.

JoeKidd wrote:I should be wrapped up with my meetings before tip-off at 8. Don't know where I will end up exactly, but if you have any suggestions in mid-town let me know. Tks.

There are literally hundreds.

Stout, where we had the MSG pre-party is a good bet. It's on West 33rd just a block from the Garden. There are enough TV's to where the bartender can easily hook you up. There are also dozens of other bars in the vicinity of the Garden catering to the sports crowd.

One of my favorites is Rattle and Hum...a brewpub on East 33rd across the street from the Empire State building. Suprisingly decent pub fare there.

Can you recommend anything closer to 44th street & 6th that will be willing to turn the channel to our game?

DiamondM wrote:Can you recommend anything closer to 44th street & 6th that will be willing to turn the channel to our game?

To me that central area is a wasteland.

If you go a bit west to Hells Kitchen the chances and choices are better:

Lansdowne Road: on 10th betw 43/44

Mercury Bar: 9th betw 45-46

If you want to go a little east near Grand Central:

Public House on 41st between 3rd and Lex

Young, suited up after work crown on their way to the train.

Proper West at 54 W 39th looks alright.

sadderbudweiser wrote:If you go a bit west to Hells Kitchen the chances and choices are better:
Lansdowne Road: on 10th betw 43/44
Mercury Bar: 9th betw 45-46
If you want to go a little east near Grand Central:
Public House on 41st between 3rd and Lex
Young, suited up after work crown on their way to the train.

I second Lansdowne Road and Mercury Bar. Great spots! (Haven't been to the other ones...)

If you want to keep looking, NY Mag's website has the hands-down best search tool for finding restaurants and bars. You can filter the neighborhood down to the tens of street (W. 40s, E. 50s, etc.) as well as features and price point.

http://nymag.com/nightlife