Cleveland Cavaliers to host watch party at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse

Watch the Cavs at home even when they are away.

The Cavs game against the New York Knicks will air on the Humongotron and fans will get a game-like experience.

Fans will have the opportunity to play in basketball skills challenges and get the feel of a game-day atmosphere.Tickets cost $5 a piece and proceeds will benefit Habitat for Humanity. There is a six-ticket limit.RELATED: Cleveland Cavaliers clinch first playoff berth without LeBron James on roster since 1998

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