First-round Rangers, Islanders, Knicks playoffs games almost entirely aired on MSG

Knicks, Rangers and Islanders fans need not fear.

MSG will air all but one of the three teams’ upcoming first-round playoff games, meaning a potential 20 of 21 games would be shown on the local network.

The lone exception is Game 4 of the Knicks-76ers series on April 28 in Philadelphia.

Knicks announcers Mike Breen (l) and Clyde Frazier (r). Charles Wenzelberg / New York Post

The network also will have pregame and postgame shows for viewers for all the games.

Fans can hear their favorite MSG announcers beginning Saturday when the Islanders visit the Hurricanes at 5 p.m., followed by the Knicks hosting the 76ers at the Garden at 6 p.m.

The Rangers start their series Sunday at 3 p.m. against the Capitals at MSG.

Following the first round, the national broadcasts will handle the respective series.

The first-round games can also be viewed on the national channels, in addition to MSG.

The second-seeded Knicks will host the first playoff game among the teams, and it will include an hour-long pregame show and expanded postgame analysis.

Each game will be on MSG, MSG+ and ESPN New York 98.7 FM, and Game 1 will have Gus Johnson on the call alongside Walt “Clyde” Frazier.

Clyde Frazier and Mike Breen are pictured in 2019. Michelle Farsi/MSG Photos

Mike Breen will return to his usual play-by-play duties in Game 2 and for the majority of the remainder of the series.

“This team reminds of the great Knicks teams I played on,” Frazier said. “They have great camaraderie; they play great defense and the ball moves. The Garden is going to be electric! I can’t wait for the series to start.”

Sam Rosen (l) and Joe MIcheletti (r) in 2015. Scott Levy/MSG Photos

The top-seeded Rangers will be in action on MSG, MSG+ and ESPN New York 98.7 FM.

An hour-long pregame show will begin at 2 p.m. Sunday.

Game 1 will feature Kenny Albert and Joe Micheletti behind the mics, while Sam Rosen will resume play-by-play duties in Game 2.

Brendan Burke will call the Islanders’ first-round playoff games on MSG. Getty Images

Each Islanders game will be aired on MSG and MSG+, with Brendan Burke calling the game alongside analyst Butch Goring.

The games will feature expanded postgame coverage.