The Miami Heat (3-1) will battle the Brooklyn Nets (1-3) at the American Airlines Arena Wednesday night in Miami.

The game will begin at 7:00 p.m. ET and can be viewed online through live stream via the link provided below (free for subscribers).

The Nets are looking to avoid being eliminated from postseason contention when they face off against the two-time reigning NBA World Champion Miami Heat again this evening, after they lost to the Heat 102-96 on Monday night.

In Game 4, Joe Johnson scored 18 points in a losing cause for the Brooklyn. The Nets are seeking their first ever NBA title but they have to find a way to somehow win three consecutive games in a row in order to get past Miami in the second round.

"It's Game 5. We understand what's at stake," said Nets head coach Jason Kidd to reporters. "It's Game 7 for us from here on out. If we lose, it's over. If we win, we fight another day. We can only focus on Game 5 and one quarter at a time."

The Heat meanwhile will be attempting to kill the Nets championship aspirations when Miami hosts Game 5 at home in the current playoff series.

In Game 4, Lebron James totaled 49 points to lead Miami to the victory two nights ago. Now the Heat look to defeat the Brooklyn Nets' powerful offense led by All-Stars Deron Williams, Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett, in order to advance to the Eastern Conference Finals.

"Win," said James to reporters. "It's the mentality we go into every postseason game. Play with a sense of urgency defensively, help one another, communicate, try to get the ball moving offensively, get it moving from one side to another and attack. If we do those things, if we do it with a clear mind but at the same time an aggressive mind, we give ourselves a good chance to win."

Game 5 will start at 7:00 p.m. ET and can be watched on TV on TNT network or online through live stream by clicking here.