Tuesday, January 26th

NBA FAN NIGHT: LA Lakers at Washington Wizards (NBATV, 7pm)- Local Announcers

Wednesday, January 27th

Utah Jazz at Portland Trail Blazers (NBATV, 1opm)- Local Announcers

Thursday, January 28th

Boston Celtics at Orlando Magic (TNT, 8pm)- Marv Albert, Reggie Miller, Craig Sager
Dallas Mavericks at Phoenix Suns (TNT, 10:30pm)- Kevin Harlan, Doug Collins, Cheryl Miller

Friday, January 29th

Miami Heat at Detroit Pistons (NBATV, 8pm)- Mike Breen, Hubie Brown, Jeff Van Gundy

Saturday, January 30th

Atlanta Hawks at New Orleans Hornets (NBATV, 7pm)- Local Announcers

Sunday, January 31st

Denver Nuggets at San Antonio Spurs (ABC, 1pm)- Dan Shulman, Hubie Brown
LA Lakers at Boston Celtics (ABC, 3:30pm)- Mike Breen, Mark Jackson, Jeff Van Gundy
Philadelphia 76ers at New Jersey Nets (NBATV, 6:30pm)- Local Announcers

Monday, December 21st

Cleveland Cavaliers at Phoenix Suns (NBATV, 9pm)- Local Announcers

Tuesday, December 22nd

Oklahoma City Thunder at LA Lakers (NBATV, 10:30pm)- Local Announcers

Wednesday, December 23rd

Houston Rockets at Atlanta Hawks (NBATV, 7pm)- Local Announcers

Friday, December 25th

Miami at New York (ESPN, Noon)- Dan Shulman, Doris Burke
Boston at Orlando (ABC, 2:30pm)- Mike Tirico, Hubie Brown, Heather Cox
Cleveland at L.A. Lakers (ABC, 5pm)- Mike Breen, Mark Jackson, Jeff Van Gundy, Lisa Salters
L.A. Clippers at Phoenix (ABC, 8pm)- Dave Pasch, Jon Barry
Denver at Portland (ESPN, 10:30pm)- Kevin Calabro, Tim Legler

Saturday, December 26th

Washington Wizards at Minnesota Timberwolves (NBATV, 8pm)- Local Announcers

Sunday, December 27th

San Antonio Spurs at New York Knicks (NBATV, 6pm)- Local Announcers

Here is your collection of games for the upcoming NBA Season airing on ESPN and ABC. There are a ton of great matchups, and the teams you expect to see, you'll be getting a ton of. The Boston Celtics, Cleveland Cavaliers, L.A. Lakers, Phoenix Suns, Portland Trail Blazers and San Antonio Spurs, all are getting 10 games on ESPN. While on ABC there will be six appearances by the Celtics and Lakers, and five by the Cavs and Magic.

(FYI- TNT's schedule will be going up after this.)

2009-10 NBA Schedule on ABC

Fri., Dec. 25th

Boston at Orlando (2:30pm)
Cleveland at L.A. Lakers (5pm)

Sun., Jan. 31st

Denver at San Antonio (1pm)
L.A. Lakers at Boston (3:30pm)

Sun., Feb. 7th

Orlando at Boston (2:30pm)

Sun., Feb. 21st

Cleveland at Orlando (1pm)
Boston at Denver (3:30pm)

Sun., Feb. 28th

Phoenix at San Antonio (1pm)
Denver at L.A. Lakers (3:30pm)

Sun., March 7th

L.A. Lakers at Orlando (2:30pm)

Sun., March 14th

Boston at Cleveland (3:30pm)

Sun., April 4th

Cleveland at Boston (1pm)
San Antonio at L.A. Lakers (3:30pm)

Sun., April 11th

Orlando at Cleveland (1pm)
Portland at L.A. Lakers (3:30pm)
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2009-10 NBA Schedule on ESPN (* denotes preseason game)

Fri., Oct. 23rd

Atlanta at Orlando (8pm*)
Denver vs. L.A. Lakers (10:30pm*)

Wed., Oct. 28th

New Orleans at San Antonio (8pm)
Utah at Denver (10:30pm)

Fri., Oct. 30th

Chicago at Boston (8pm)
Dallas at L.A. Lakers (10:30pm)

Wed., Nov. 4th

Miami at Washington (7pm)
Dallas at New Orleans (9:30pm)

Fri., Nov. 6th

Cleveland at New York (8pm)
San Antonio at Portland (10:30pm)

Wed., Nov. 11th

Cleveland at Orlando (8pm)
New Orleans at Phoenix (10:30pm)

Fri., Nov. 13th

Atlanta at Boston (8pm)
L.A. Lakers at Denver (10:30pm)

Wed., Nov. 18th

Cleveland at Washington (7pm)
San Antonio at Dallas (9:30pm)

Fri., Nov. 20th

Orlando at Boston (8pm)
Denver at L.A. Clippers (10:30pm)

Wed., Nov. 25th

Miami at Orlando (7:30pm)

Fri., Nov. 27th

Washington at Miami (7pm)
Phoenix at Minnesota (9:30pm)

Wed., Dec. 4th

Chicago at Cleveland (8pm)
Miami at L.A. Lakers (10:30pm)

Wed., Dec. 9th

Detroit at Philadelphia (7pm)

Fri., Dec. 11th

Portland at Cleveland (8pm)
Orlando at Phoenix (10:30pm)

Wed., Dec. 16th

Dallas at Oklahoma City (8pm)
San Antonio at Golden State (10:30pm)

Fri., Dec. 18th

L.A. Clippers at New York (8pm)
Washington at Golden State (10:30pm)

Fri., Dec. 25th

Miami at New York (Noon)
L.A. Clippers at Phoenix (8pm)
Denver at Portland (10:30pm)

Wed., Jan. 6th

L.A. Lakers vs. L.A. Clippers (10:30pm)

Fri., Jan. 8th

Boston at Atlanta (8pm)
Cleveland at Denver (10:30pm)

Sun., Jan. 10th

Cleveland at Portland (9pm)

Fri., Jan. 15th

Toronto at New York (8pm)
Orlando at Portland (10:30pm)

Sun., Jan. 17th

Utah at Denver (9pm)

Wed., Jan. 20th

Utah at San Antonio (9pm)

Fri., Jan. 22nd

L.A. Lakers at New York (8pm)
Chicago at Phoenix (10:30pm)

Wed., Feb. 3rd

Miami at Boston (8pm)
Portland at Utah (10:30pm)

Fri., Feb. 5th

Chicago at Atlanta (8pm)
Denver at L.A. Lakers (10:30pm)

Wed., Feb. 17th

Phoenix at Dallas (9pm)

Fri., Feb. 19th

Dallas at Orlando (8pm)
Boston at Portland (10:30pm)

Sun., Feb. 21st

Atlanta at Golden State (8pm)
Utah at Portland (10:30pm)

Wed., Feb. 24th

L.A. Lakers at Dallas (9pm)

Fri., Feb. 26th

Dallas at Atlanta (8pm)
L.A. Clippers at Phoenix (10:30pm)

Sun., Feb. 28th

Miami at Orlando (7pm)
New Orleans at Dallas (9:30pm)

Fri., March 5th

Detroit at Cleveland (7pm)
New Orleans at San Antonio (9:30pm)

Sun., March 7th

Washington at Boston (8pm)
Portland at Denver (10:30pm)

Mon., March 15th

Detroit at Boston (8pm)
L.A. Lakers at Golden State (10:30pm)

Wed., March 17th

San Antonio at Orlando (8pm)
New Orleans at Golden State (10:30pm)

Sun., March 21th

Detroit at Cleveland (8pm)
Portland at Phoenix (10:30pm)

Wed., March 24th

Denver at Boston (7pm)
L.A. Lakers at San Antonio (9:30pm)

Sun., March 28th

San Antonio at Boston (8pm)

Wed., March 31st

Golden State at Utah (10pm)

Fri., April 2nd

Atlanta at Cleveland (8pm)
Utah at L.A. Lakers (10:30pm)

Wed., April 7th

Washington at Orlando (8pm)
San Antonio at Phoenix (10:30pm)

Wed., April 14th

Indiana at Washington (8pm)
Phoenix at Utah (10:30pm)

Obviously once we get to the Finals, it isn't much of an "announcing" schedule anymore, but I thought I'd share with you the Final schedule just for the heck of it. Feel free to throw your prediction on the series in the comments as well. Your truly thinks the Lakers take this in five, but hopes he's wrong....

Game 1, THU 6/4 - at LAL (ABC, 9pm) - Mike Breen, Mark Jackson, Jeff Van Gundy
Game 2, SUN 6/7 - at LAL (ABC, 8pm) - Mike Breen, Mark Jackson, Jeff Van Gundy
Game 3, TUE 6/9 - at ORL (ABC, 9pm) - Mike Breen, Mark Jackson, Jeff Van Gundy
Game 4, THU 6/11 - at ORL (ABC, 9pm) - Mike Breen, Mark Jackson, Jeff Van Gundy
Game 5, SUN 6/14 - at ORL (ABC, 8pm)* - Mike Breen, Mark Jackson, Jeff Van Gundy
Game 6, TUE 6/16 - at LAL (ABC, 9pm)* - Mike Breen, Mark Jackson, Jeff Van Gundy
Game 7, THU 6/18 - at LAL (ABC, 9pm)* - Mike Breen, Mark Jackson, Jeff Van Gundy

A couple of emails popped into the inbox, over the weekend when Orlando clinched, and asked if ABC/ESPN are considering benching Jeff Van Gundy for the Finals. Even though his brother coaches the Magic, I responded that it wasn't likely and that JVG would know what to say and how to say it when asked about Stan and the Magic. Well apparently I was wrong. Jeff Van Gundy told Newsday that he's absolutely rooting for the Magic, and even asked ABC brass if they wanted him to take the Finals off....

Spoke to former Knicks coach and current ESPN/ABC analyst Jeff Van Gundy Sunday about the presence of a certain coach on the bench of one of the teams for the NBA Finals.

"I'm going to try to be as objective as possible," he said, "but I want my brother’s team to win; there’s no question about that."

When Stan Van Gundy's Magic took a 2-1 series lead over the Cavaliers, his younger brother discussed the looming potential conflict with his coordinating producer, Tim Corrigan.

“I said, ‘Hey, listen, if you guys don’t think it’s best for me to call the Finals, I’m fine with that, and I understand,’’’ he said. “I don’t want to compromise anything. They said they wanted me to do it.’’

Now I understand that you'd want your brother to succeed, but don't just go blurt it out for everyone to read. I think Van Gundy secretly wants to be fired so he can go take that 76ers job, that every former coach turned analyst is rumored to be interested in.

Jeff Van Gundy would like the Magic to win the Finals (Watchdog)

This year's NBA Playoffs have been just as exciting as they have been lucrative. And even though the potential dream matchup between Kobe and Lebron is looking bleak, all parties involved shouldn't be upset at all. Thanks to long series, and great matchups, the ratings through 40 combined games on TNT and ESPN are up over 18% over 2008. Via Sports Business Daily....

TNT is averaging 4.310 million viewers through 40 NBA Playoffs telecasts through Sunday, up 18.7% from 3.631 million viewers for 39 telecasts at the same point in '08. Meanwhile, ESPN's 16 postseason telecasts have averaged 4.049 million viewers, up 10.1% from 3.679 million viewers for 18 telecasts at the same point last year. ESPN's 5.7 cable rating and 7.886 million viewers for Thursday's Nuggets-Lakers Western Conference Final Game Two also marked the net's second-most viewed basketball game ever. For the week of May 18-24, the five NBA Playoffs telecasts between TNT and ESPN marked the five most-viewed telecasts on all of cable.

This level of viewership hasn't been approached by the NBA in quite some time, and it's great to see the league slowly building it's ratings back up. Advertisers must be loving the long series, and with so many young stars in the game, it will only bring in more dollars to the networks.

TNT, ESPN Both Seeing Double-Digit Aud Increases For NBA Playoffs (Sports Business Daily - $)

Most former coaches and players find it hard to make the transition from the field to the analyst chair, mainly because of current and former connections in the league. Most former players don't want to trash former teammates, and most former coaches don't want to burn any bridges to future coaching positions. Well one of the ones who doesn't seem to care is Jeff Van Gundy, and he spoke about this and other media matters, to the Wall Street Journal recently....

WSJ: You were a head NBA coach and you have said you would be interested in coaching again. How tricky it is to be candid as a broadcaster when you could be talking about future employers?
Mr. Van Gundy: I don't really think about that kind of stuff. I try just to worry about what I'm doing right now. I try to be fair. I think that is the hardest balance — trying to be candid and trying to be fair. That is what I shoot for. I have probably missed a few times, but I don't really worry about how it may impact me as far as coaching down the road.

WSJ: Dwight Howard called out the head coach of the Orlando Magic at one point during the playoffs. The head coach of the Magic is, of course, your brother. You have been doing the Western Conference games and so you weren't covering him, but it must come up. How do you deal with this?
Mr. Van Gundy: It is all fair game. My problem with the national media, in general, is that 90% of them, instead of studying an issue, run to the player's defense. In this case, they were very critical of my brother for Howard taking just 10 shots in Game 5. But where is the outcry when Howard took just nine shots in Game 7, which the Magic won in a blowout? That is one way that the national media is very unfair.

It's refreshing to hear someone actually come out and say that. The reason people don't respond to former coaches in the booth, is because they're so afraid to say something bad, that they don't say anything at all. Good for JVG to call out the rest of his brethren in a roundabout way.

Questions for: Jeff Van Gundy (Wall Street Journal)

Let's be honest here before getting into the post. Nobody thought the Hawks were going to make it past the Heat, and some of the games were downright unwatchable. So when Jon Barry says that the series might be the "worst seven game series ever", it's not that much of a stretch. Hawks' Coach Mike Woodson, seems to disagree though, and even brings in Barry's playing career as a way of making his point. Via Sports Radio Interviews....

“Man, I could care less about what Jon Barry is saying. That’s what he’s doing what he’s doing and we’re doing what we’re doing. What he says don’t amount to nothing. Again, I don’t even know why I’ve wasted my words on Jon Barry. My focus right now is with my team and trying to get ready for Cleveland. I’m trying to figure out what has he done in the league, really. That’s just how I look at. I’m moving on.”

Well that's one way to take criticism, I guess. I mean, the guy did have 12 points in 3 minutes, during a Playoff game. But when you played for eight teams in your fourteen year career, you're going to get the criticism. Even if one of those teams was the Hawks.

Mike Woodson Slams Jon Barry And His Comments On The Hawks (Sports Radio Interviews)

It's no secret that Denver made out like gangbusters when picking up Chauncey Billups for Allen Iverson, and that AI hasn't done anything for Detroit, but this is just rubbing it in....



Man, that is just wrong....but very very funny.

The Hate For Allen Iverson Is Strong (BSO)

The NBA Playoffs tipped off this weekend, and Jeff Van Gundy has made headlines in three different, yet very funny stories. Van Gundy not only mistakenly called Lakers' guard Shannon Brown, Chris Brown, but he chatted with Kanye West and expressed his disdain for LA's taco promotion. Here's the Brown video, and the other two stories from the LA Times and Sporting Blog....

Van Gundy Is Hip Hop: "Kanye West sat courtside at Lakers-Jazz, which led to an exchange on what analyst/former coach Jeff Van Gundy knows about the rap game. The Notorious J.V.G. responded by telling the world: "I am hip hop."

Tacos: "Geez, Mike Breen, Mark Jackson and Jeff Van Gundy, let Lakers fans have a little fun. As the Lakers were concluding their easy win over Utah on Sunday, the ABC announcing trio got testy about the chanting "We want tacos" that the fans were doing at the end of the game.

If the Lakers hold an opponent under 100 points, fans get a certificate for a free Jack in the Box taco. Putting aside the fact that those tacos are really, really bad tacos, full of mushy stuff and grease, the Lakers had led basically from start to finish. It almost seemed in bad form to cheer much when the opponent was so outclassed. So they were having a little noisy fun begging for tacos. Big deal. But Breen, Jackson and especially Van Gundy made it sound as if having such promotions that caused such chanting was an affront to the very dignity of NBA basketball.

Now the Kanye thing is pretty funny, but I'm with the LA Times, when they say to let the Laker Fans have a little fun. Every team has a promotion like that, and to criticize fans for wanting something free, is a bit ridiculous. It's good to see that Van Gundy is already distracting viewers from the game at hand, and it's only the first round!

Jeff Van Gundy does read the tabloids (Outside the Boxscore)
Jeff Van Gundy Is Hip Hop (The Sporting Blog)
Lighten Up, Guys (LA Times)

There are still a few holes on the ESPN end of things, but your NBA Playoffs Announcing Schedule through game four is below. No real surprises in the pairings, as most are the same from last year, but there are a few new people for TNT's coverage. The network has added PJ Carlisemo, and Portland Trail Blazers' sideline reporter, Laura Green, to work with Matt Devlin. Get out your calendars!

Saturday, April 18th

Chicago at Boston, Game 1 (ESPN, 12:30pm)- Dan Shulman, Jon Barry, Nancy Lieberman
Detroit at Cleveland, Game 1 (ABC, 3pm)- Mike Breen, Mark Jackson, Jeff Van Gundy, Lisa Salters
Dallas at San Antonio, Game 1 (ESPN, 8pm)- Mike Tirico, Hubie Brown, Heather Cox
Houston at Portland, Game 1 (ESPN, 10:30pm)- Dave Pasch, Doris Burke, Ric Bucher

Sunday, April 19th

Utah at Los Angeles, Game 1 (ABC, 3pm)- Mike Breen, Mark Jackson, Jeff Van Gundy, Lisa Salters
Philadelphia 76ers @ Orlando Magic, Game 1 (TNT, 5:30pm)- Matt Devlin, P.J. Carlesimo, Laura Green
Miami Heat @ Atlanta Hawks, Game 1 (TNT, 8pm)- Dick Stockton, Mike Fratello, Cheryl Miller
New Orleans Hornets @ Denver Nuggets, Game 1(TNT, 10:30pm)- Marv Albert, Reggie Miller, Marc Fein

Monday, April 20

Chicago Bulls @ Boston Celtics, Game 2 (TNT, 7pm)- Kevin Harlan, Doug Collins, David Aldridge
Dallas Mavericks @ San Antonio Spurs, Game 2 (TNT, 9:30pm)- Dick Stockton, Mike Fratello, Marty Snider

Tuesday, April 21

Detroit Pistons @ Cleveland Cavaliers, Game 2 (TNT, 8pm)- Kevin Harlan, Doug Collins, and Pam Oliver
Utah Jazz @ L.A. Lakers, Game 2 (TNT, 10:30pm)- Marv Albert, Reggie Miller, Craig Sager

Wednesday, April 22

Miami Heat @ Atlanta Hawks, Game 2 (TNT, 8pm)- Dick Stockton, Mike Fratello, Cheryl Miller
New Orleans Hornets @ Denver Nuggets, Game 2 (TNT, 10:30pm)- Matt Devlin, P.J. Carlesimo, Marc Fein

Thursday, April 23

Boston Celtics @ Chicago Bulls, Game 3 (TNT, 8pm)- Kevin Harlan, Doug Collins, David Aldridge
L.A. Lakers @ Utah Jazz, Game 3 (TNT, 10:30pm)- Marv Albert, Reggie Miller, Craig Sager

Friday, April 24th

Cleveland at Detroit, Game 3 (ESPN, 7pm)- TBD
Orlando at Philadelphia, Game 3 (ESPN2, 8pm)- TBD
Portland at Houston, Game 3 (ESPN, 9:30pm)- TBD

Saturday, April 25

Denver at New Orleans, Game 4 (ESPN, 1pm)- TBD
San Antonio Spurs @ Dallas Mavericks, Game 4 (TNT, 4pm)- Marv Albert, Reggie Miller, Marty Snider
Atlanta Hawks @ Miami Heat, Game 3 (TNT, 6:30pm)- Dick Stockton, Mike Fratello, Cheryl Miller
Los Angeles at Utah, Game 4 (ESPN, 9pm)- TBD

Sunday, April 26

Boston at Chicago, Game 4 (ABC, 1pm)- TBD
Cleveland at Detroit, Game 4 (ABC, 3:30pm)- TBD
Orlando Magic @ Philadelphia 76ers, Game 4 (TNT, 6:30pm)- Matt Devlin, P.J. Carlesimo, Laura Green
Portland Trail Blazers @ Houston Rockets, Game 4 (TNT, 9pm)- Kevin Harlan, Doug Collins, Craig Sager

Here is your announcing schedule for the NBA the week....

Monday, March 30th

Milwaukee Bucks at Philadelphia 76ers (NBA TV, 7:30pm)- Mark Zumoff, Steve Mix

Tuesday, March 31st

Detroit Pistons at Cleveland Cavaliers (NBA TV, 7pm)- Fred McLeod, Austin Carr

Wednesday, April 1st

Houston Rockets at Phoenix Suns (ESPN, 10pm)- Dan Shulman, Mark Jackson, Jon Barry

Thursday, April 2nd

Cleveland Cavaliers at Washington Wizards (TNT, 8pm)- Marv Albert, Reggie Miller, Mike Fratello, David Aldridge
Utah Jazz at Denver Nuggets (TNT, 10:30pm)- Kevin Harlan, Doug Collins, Craig Sager

Friday, April 3rd

Cleveland Cavaliers at Orlando Magic (ESPN, 8pm)- Dave Pasch, Hubie Brown
Houston Rockets at LA Lakers (ESPN, 10:30pm)- Kevin Calabro, Mark Jackson

Saturday, April 4th

Detroit Pistons at Philadelphia 76ers (ESPN, 3pm)- Dan Shulman, Jon Barry
Miami Heat at Washington Wizards (NBA TV, 7pm)- Steve Buckhantz, Phil Chenier

Sunday, April 5th

San Antonio Spurs at Cleveland Cavaliers (ABC, 1pm)- Mike Tirico, Hubie Brown
Phoenix Suns at Dallas Mavericks (ABC, 3:30pm)- Mike Breen, Mark Jackson, Jeff Van Gundy
Portland Trail Blazers at Houston Rockets (NBA TV, 7pm)- Bill Worrell, Clyde Drexler

Here is your announcing schedule for the NBA the week....

Monday, March 23rd

Philadelphia 76ers at Portland Trail Blazers (NBA TV, 10pm)- Mike Barrett, Mike Rice

Tuesday, March 24th

Detroit Pistons at Chicago Bulls (TNT, 8pm)- Marv Albert, Reggie Miller, Mike Fratello, Craig Sager
Houston Rockets at Utah Jazz (TNT, 10:30pm)- Kevin Harlan, Doug Collins, Cheryl Miller

Wednesday, March 25th

Boston Celtics at Orlando Magic (ESPN, 8pm)- Mike Breen, Mark Jackson, Jeff Van Gundy
Utah Jazz at Phoenix Suns (ESPN, 10:30pm)- Mike Tirico, Hubie Brown

Thursday, March 26th

Miami Heat at Chicago Bulls (TNT, 8pm)- Marv Albert, Reggie Miller, Mike Fratello, Craig Sager
Phoenix Suns at Portland Trail Blazers(TNT, 10:30pm)- Kevin Harlan, Doug Collins, Cheryl Miller

Friday, March 27th

Boston Celtics at Atlanta Hawks (NBA TV, 7:30pm)- Bob Rathbun, Dominique Wilkins

Saturday, March 28th

Memphis Grizzlies at Portland Trail Blazers (NBA TV, 10pm)- Mike Barrett, Mike Rice

Sunday, March 29th

Dallas Mavericks at Cleveland Cavaliers (ABC, 1pm)- Mike Breen, Mark Jackson, Jeff Van Gundy
San Antonio Spurs at New Orleans Hornets (ESPN, 8pm)- Mike Tirico, Hubie Brown

Here is your announcing schedule for the NBA the week....

Monday, March 9th

Washington Wizards at Minnesota Timberwolves (NBA TV, 8pm)- Tom Hanneman, Jim Petersen

Tuesday, March 10th

Fan Night Matchup: Dallas Mavericks at Phoenix Suns (NBA TV, 10pm)- Tom Leander, Dan Marjerle, Eddie Johnson

Wednesday, March 11th

New York Knicks at San Antonio Spurs (NBA TV, 7:30pm)- Bill Land, Sean Elliott
New Jersey Nets at Golden State Warriors (NBA TV, 10:30pm)- Bob Fitzgerald, Jim Barnett

Thursday, March 12th

LA Lakers at San Antonio Spurs (TNT, 8pm)- Kevin Harlan, Doug Collins, David Aldridge
Cleveland Cavaliers at Phoenix Suns (TNT, 10:30pm)- Marv Albert, Reggie Miller, Mike Fratello, Craig Sager

Friday, March 13th

Indiana Pacers at Atlanta Hawks (NBA TV, 7:30pm)- Bob Rathbun, Dominique Wilkins

Saturday, March 14th

LA Clippers at Denver Nuggets (NBA TV, 9pm)- Chris Marlowe, Scott Hastings

Sunday, March 15th

Dallas Mavericks at LA Lakers (ABC, 3:30pm)- Mike Breen, Mark Jackson, Jeff Van Gundy
Phoenix Suns at Golden State Warriors (ESPN, 9pm)- Kevin Calabro, Hubie Brown

Here is your announcing schedule for the NBA the week....

Monday, March 2nd

Dallas Mavericks at Oklahoma City Thunder (NBA TV, 8pm)- Brian Davis, Grant Long

Tuesday, March 3rd

Fan Night Matchup: Phoenix Suns at Orlando Magic (NBA TV, 7pm)- David Steele, Matt Guokas

Wednesday, March 4th

San Antonio Spurs at Dallas Mavericks (ESPN, 9pm)- Dan Shulman, Doris Burke

Thursday, March 5th

Dallas Mavericks at New Orleans Hornets (TNT, 8pm)- Marv Albert, Reggie Miller, Mike Fratello, Cheryl Miller
Portland Trail Blazers at Denver Nuggets (TNT, 10:30pm)- Kevin Harlan, Doug Collins, Craig Sager

Friday, March 6th

Cleveland Cavaliers at Boston Celtics (ESPN, 8pm)- Mike Tirico, Hubie Brown, Lisa Salters
Denver Nuggets at Utah Jazz (ESPN, 10:30pm)- Kevin Calabro, Mark Jackson, Jon Barry

Saturday, March 7th

Washington Wizards at Dallas Mavericks (NBA TV, 8:30pm)- Bob Ortegel, Mark Followill

Sunday, March 8th

San Antonio Spurs at Phoenix Suns (ABC, 3:30pm)- Mike Breen, Mark Jackson, Jeff Van Gundy
Philadelphia 76ers at Oklahoma City Thunder (NBA TV, 7pm)- Brian Davis, Grant Long

Here is your announcing schedule for the NBA the week....

Monday, February 23rd

Atlanta Hawks at Utah Jazz (NBA TV, 9pm)- Craig Bolerjack, Ron Boone

Tuesday, February 24th

Fan Night Matchup: Dallas Mavericks at San Antonio Spurs (NBA TV, 8:30pm)- Bill Land, Sean Elliott

Wednesday, February 25th

Atlanta Hawks at Denver Nuggets (NBA TV, 9pm)- Chris Marlowe, Scott Hastings

Thursday, February 26th

Cleveland Cavaliers at Houston Rockets (TNT, 8pm)- Marv Albert, Reggie Miller, David Aldridge
Phoenix Suns at Los Angeles Lakers (TNT, 10:30pm)- Kevin Harlan, Doug Collins, Craig Sager

Friday, February 27th

Detroit Pistons at Orlando Magic (ESPN, 7pm)- Kevin Calabro, Jon Barry
Cleveland Cavaliers at San Antonio Spurs (ESPN, 9:30pm)- Mike Breen, Mark Jackson, Hubie Brown

Saturday, February 28th

Orlando Magic at Philadelphia 76ers (NBA TV, 7pm)- Marc Zumoff, Bob Salmi

Sunday, March 1st

Detroit Pistons at Boston Celtics (ABC, 1pm)- Mike Tirico, Hubie Brown
Los Angeles Lakers at Phoenix Suns (ABC, 3:30pm)- Mike Breen, Mark Jackson, Jeff Van Gundy
Cleveland Cavaliers at Atlanta Hawks (ESPN, 8pm)- Dave Pasch, Doris Burke

Here is your announcing schedule for the NBA this week....

Tuesday, February 17th

Fan Night Matchup: Atlanta Hawks at Los Angeles Lakers (NBA TV, 10:30pm)- Joel Meyers, Stu Lantz

Wednesday, February 18th

Orlando Magic at New Orleans Hornets (ESPN, 8pm)- Mike Tirico, Hubie Brown
Los Angeles Lakers at Golden State Warriors (ESPN, 10:30pm)- Dan Shulman, Mark Jackson

Thursday, February 19th

San Antonio Spurs at Detroit Pistons (TNT, 8pm)- Marv Albert, Reggie Miller, Craig Sager
Boston Celtics at Utah Jazz (TNT, 10:30pm)- Kevin Harlan, Doug Collins, Cheryl Miller

Friday, February 20th

Dallas Mavericks at Houston Rockets (ESPN, 8pm)- Dan Shulman, Hubie Brown
New Orleans Hornets at Los Angeles Lakers (ESPN, 10:30pm)- Mike Breen, Mark Jackson, Jeff Van Gundy

Saturday, February 21st

New Orleans Hornets at Utah Jazz (NBA TV, 9pm)- Craig Bolerjack, Ron Boone

Sunday, February 22nd

Boston Celtics at Phoenix Suns (ABC, 2:30pm)- Mike Tirico, Hubie Brown
Miami Heat at Orlando Magic (ESPN, 5:30pm)- Mike Breen, Mark Jackson, Jeff Van Gundy
Detroit Pistons at Cleveland Cavaliers (ESPN, 8pm)- Dave Pasch, Doris Burke

As always, there are a ton of TBDs, but I like to at least get the schedule up on Monday, so you all can check out which games are coming up each week. I'll update as the week goes on, and feel free to email me with any updates. Here is your schedule and as always, thanks to the work that The 506 puts in on these.

Monday, February 2nd

Coppin State @ Maryland-Eastern Shore (ESPNU, 6:30pm)- Charlie Neal, Jay Williams
Connecticut @ Louisville (ESPN, 7pm)- Dan Shulman, Dick Vitale
Manhattan @ Marist (MAAC TV, 7pm)- TBD (Will Air on MSG+, FCS Central, ESPN Full Court)
Boston @ Maryland-Baltimore County (America East, 7:30pm)- TBD (Will Air on MASN, CSN New England, ESPN Full Court)
Niagara @ Iona (WNGS, 7:30pm)- TBD (Will Air on FCS Atlantic)
Kansas @ Baylor (ESPN, 9pm)- Ron Franklin, Fran Fraschilla, Holly Rowe
Alabama A&M @ Prairie View A&M (ESPNU, 9pm)- Trey Bender, Bob Weltlich

Tuesday, February 3rd

Purdue @ Ohio State (ESPN, 7pm)- Brent Musburger, Steve Lavin, Erin Andrews
Mississippi State @ Kentucky (Raycom, 7pm)- TBD (Will Air on FS Florida, South, SUN, ESPN Full Court)
North Carolina Central @ North Carolina State (FS South, 7pm)- TBD
Rutgers @ Georgetown (Big East Network, 7pm)- TBD (Will Air on CST, MASN, SNY, ESPN Full Court)
Brigham Young @ Air Force (MTN, 8pm)- TBD
Iowa State @ Kansas State (Cyclones TV, 8pm)- TBD (Will Air on FS Kansas City, ESPN Full Court)
Marquette @ DePaul (Big East Network, 8:30pm)- TBD (Will Air on Altitude, CST, MASN, SNY, ESPN Full Court)
South Carolina @ Florida (ESPN, 9pm)- Brad Nessler, Jimmy Dykes, Jeannine Edwards
Hofstra @ George Mason (ESPNU, 9pm)- John Castleberry, Joe Cantafio
Maryland @ North Carolina (Raycom, 9pm)- TBD (Will Air on ESPN Full Court)
Wyoming @ New Mexico (CBS College Sports, 10pm)- TBD
San Diego State @ Nevada-Las Vegas (MTN, 10:30pm)- TBD

Wednesday, February 3rd

Iowa @ Indiana (BTN, 6:30pm)- Wayne Larrivee, Shon Morris
West Virginia @ Syracuse (ESPN, 7pm)- Dave O'Brien, Doris Burke, Allen Hopkins
Boston College @ Virginia (ESPNU, 7pm)- Dan McLaughlin, Mike Kelley
Houston @ Central Florida (CBS College Sports, 7pm)- TBD
Northeastern @ William & Mary (CSN New England, 7pm)- TBD (Will Air on CSS, ESPN Full Court)
Virginia Commonwealth @ UNC-Wilmington (CAA TV, 7pm)- TBD (Will Air on MASN, ESPN Full Court)
Ball State @ Miami-OH (Ball State Sports, 7pm)- TBD (Will Air on ESPN Full Court)
Wake Forest @ Miami (ESPN2, 7:30pm)- Terry Gannon, Len Elmore
Utah @ Texas Christian (MTN, 7:30pm)- TBD
Illinois State @ Southern Illinois (Valley, 8pm)- TBD (Will Air on FS Midwest)
Drexel @ Delaware (Comcast Network, 8pm)- TBD (Will Air on CSS)
Tennessee @ Arkansas (Raycom, 8pm)- TBD (Will Air on FS Florida, South, ESPN Full Court)
Villanova @ Providence (Big East Network, 8pm)- Don Orsillo, Ron Perry (Will Air on Altitude, MSG+, ESPN Full Court)
Duquesne @ Saint Louis (A-10 Network, 8pm)- TBD (Will Air on Charter-St. Louis)
Minnesota @ Michigan State (BTN, 8:30pm)- Tom Hamilton, Steve Smith
Duke @ Clemson (ESPN, 9pm)- Mike Patrick, Jay Bilas, Heather Cox
Texas Tech @ Oklahoma State (ESPNU, 9pm)- Doug Bell, Rich Zvosec
Memphis @ Southern Methodist (CBS College Sports, 9pm)- TBD
Texas A&M @ Oklahoma (Big 12 Network, 9pm)- TBD (Will Air on ESPN Full Court)
Missouri @ Texas (ESPN2, 9:30pm)- Ron Franklin, Fran Fraschilla
Nebraska @ Colorado (FS Midwest, 10pm)- TBD (Will Air on FS Rocky Mountain, ESPN Full Court)
USC @ UCLA (FS Regional, 10:30pm)- TBD (Will Air on FS Arizona, Northwest, Prime Ticket, FCS Pacific)

Thursday, February 5th

Temple @ Xavier (ESPN, 7pm)- Jon Sciambi, Hubert Davis
Alabama @ Vanderbilt (ESPN2, 7pm)- Brad Nessler, Jimmy Dykes
Georgia Tech @ Florida State (ESPNU, 7pm)- Rich Waltz, Drew Barry
Penn State @ Michigan (BTN, 7pm)- TBD
Chattanooga @ Wofford (SportSouth, 7pm)- TBD
Quinnipiac @ Sacred Heart (NEC, 7:30pm)- TBD (Will Air on MSG, FCS Atlantic)
Butler @ Detroit (FS Detroit, 8pm)- TBD (Will Air on FCS Atlantic)
Cleveland State @ Illinois-Chicago (STO, 8pm)- TBD
Western Kentucky @ Louisiana-Monroe (WKYU, 8pm)- TBD (Will Air on FCS Atlantic)
Youngstown State @ Loyola-Chicago (WYIN, 8pm)- TBD (Will Air on ESPN Full Court)
Arizona @ Oregon State (FS Regional, 8:30pm)- TBD (Will Air on FS Arizona, Northwest, FCS Pacific)
Illinois @ Wisconsin (ESPN, 9pm)- Brent Musburger, Steve Lavin
St. John's @ Seton Hall (ESPN2, 9pm)- Sean McDonough, Bill Raftery
Tennessee-Martin @ Austin Peay (ESPNU, 9pm)- Dave Weekley, Larry Conley
New Mexico State @ Utah State (Aggie Vision, 9pm)- TBD (Will Air on ESPN Full Court)
Santa Clara @ San Diego (CSN California, 9:30pm)- TBD
Arizona State @ Oregon (FSN, 10:30pm)- TBD (Will Air on FS Arizona, Detroit, Florida, Midwest (JIP), North, Northwest, Ohio, Pittsburgh, Rocky Mountain, West, CSN Bay Area+, Mid-Atlantic, New England (JIP), Philadelphia, MSG, SportSouth, FCS Pacific, ESPN Full Court)
Washington @ California (FS Northwest, 10:30pm)- TBD (Will Air on FCS Central)
Gonzaga @ Portland (ESPN2, 11pm)- Bob Wischusen, Adrian Branch
San Francisco @ St. Mary's (CSN California, 11:30pm)- TBD
Fresno State @ Hawaii (KFVE, 11:59pm)- TBD (Will Air on ESPN Full Court)

Friday, February 6th
Fairfield @ Canisius (ESPNU, 7pm)- Doug Sherman, Rob Kennedy
Marquette @ South Florida (Big East Network, 7pm)- TBD (Will Air on Altitude, MASN, SNY, ESPN Full Court)
Belmont @ Campbell (CSS, 7pm)- TBD (Will Air on ESPN Full Court)

Saturday, February 7th

Syracuse @ Villanova (ESPN, Noon)- Dave Pasch, Len Elmore
Coppin State @ South Carolina State (ESPN2, Noon)- Anthony Calhoun, Jason Capel
Towson @ Hofstra (CSN Regional, Noon)- TBD (Will Air on CSN Mid-Atlantic, CSS, MSG)
Cincinnati @ Georgetown (Big East Network, Noon)- TBD (Will Air on CST, MASN, SNY, ESPN Full Court)
Mississippi @ Vanderbilt (CBS, 1pm)- TBD
Notre Dame @ UCLA (CBS, 1pm)- TBD
Fordham @ George Washington (CBS College Sports, 1pm)- TBD
Tennessee @ Auburn (Raycom, 1pm)- TBD (Will Air on ESPN Full Court)
Miami @ Duke (Raycom, 1:30pm)- TBD (Will Air on ESPN Full Court)
Colorado @ Oklahoma (Big 12 Network, 1:30pm)- TBD (Will Air on Altitude, YES, ESPN Full Court)
Texas @ Nebraska (ESPN, 2pm)- Ron Franklin, Fran Fraschilla
South Alabama @ Western Kentucky (ESPN2, 2pm)- Eric Collins, Bucky Waters
George Mason @ James Madison (CSN Regional, 2pm)- TBD (Will Air on CSN Mid-Atlantic, New England, CSS)
Pittsburgh @ DePaul (Big East Network, 2pm)- TBD (Will Air on MASN, MSG, FS Pittsburgh, ESPN Full Court)
Miami (OH) @ Toledo (MAC TV, 2:30pm)- TBD (Will Air on FS Ohio)
Arkansas @ Mississippi State (Raycom, 3pm)- TBD (Will Air on ESPN Full Court)
Oklahoma State @ Kansas (ABC, 3:30pm)- Brad Nessler, Jimmy Dykes (Will Air on ESPN Full Court)
Arizona @ Oregon (ABC, 3:30pm)- Terry Gannon, Steve Lavin (Will Air on ESPN Full Court)
Indiana @ Michigan State (ESPN, 4pm)- Dave O'Brien, Bob Wenzel
Southern Illinois @ Missouri State (ESPN2, 4pm)- Jon Sciambi, Mark Adams
Delaware @ Georgia State (CSN Regional, 4pm)- TBD (Will Air on CSN Mid-Atlantic, New England, Philadelphia, CSS)
Utah @ Wyoming (MTN, 4pm)- TBD
St. Francis (PA) @ Wagner (NEC, 4pm)- TBD (Will Air on MSG, FCS Atlantic)
Binghamton @ Stony Brook (America East, 4pm)- TBD (Will Air on MSG+)
Virginia @ North Carolina (Raycom, 4pm)- TBD (Will Air on ESPN Full Court)
Providence @ West Virginia (Big East Network, 4pm)- TBD (Will Air on CST, MASN, SNY, ESPN Full Court)
Kansas State @ Texas A&M (Big 12 Network, 4pm)- TBD (Will Air on Altitude, YES, ESPN Full Court)
Cleveland State @ Loyola-Chicago (STO, 4pm)- TBD
Appalachian State @ Elon (SportSouth, 4:30pm)- TBD
Tulane @ Marshall (CBS College Sports, 5pm)- TBD
Georgia @ South Carolina (SEC TV, 5pm)- TBD (Will Air on FS Florida, South, SUN, ESPN Full Court)
Michigan @ Connecticut (ESPN, 6pm)- John Saunders, Stephen Bardo
Charleston @ Davidson (ESPN2, 6pm)- Mike Patrick, Dick Vitale
Morgan State @ Winston-Salem State (ESPNU, 6pm)- Dwayne Ballen, Fred Barakat
Northwestern @ Iowa (BTN, 6pm)- TBD
Alabama-Birmingham @ Southern Mississippi (CSS, 6pm)- TBD
Missouri @ Iowa State (Mizzou Sports, 6pm)- TBD (Will Air on Cyclones TV, FS Midwest, ESPN Full Court)
Florida State @ Clemson (ACC Network, 7pm)- TBD (Will Air on FS Florida, South, NESN, CSN Mid-Atlantic+)
Old Dominion @ Drexel (Comcast Network, 7pm)- TBD
Xavier @ Duquesne (A-10 Network, 7pm)- TBD (Will Air on FS Ohio, Pittsburgh)
American @ Lehigh (Service Electric-PA, 7pm)- TBD (Will Air on MASN)
New Mexico State @ Nevada (ESPN, 8pm)- Bob Wischusen, Tim Welsh
Baylor @ Texas Tech (ESPNU, 8pm)- Clay Matvick, Dickey Simpkins
Nevada-Las Vegas @ New Mexico (CBS College Sports, 8pm)- TBD
Minnesota @ Ohio Sate (BTN, 8pm)- TBD
Bradley @ Drake (Valley, 8pm)- TBD (Will Air on FS Midwest)
Wisconsin-Milwaukee @ Wisconsin-Green Bay (TWC Sports 32, 8pm)- TBD (Will Air on ESPN Full Court)
Arizona State @ Oregon State (FS Regional, 8:30pm)- TBD (Will Air on FS Arizona, Northwest, FCS Pacific)
Memphis @ Gonzaga (ESPN, 9pm)- Dan Shulman, Jay Bilas, Bob Knight
Texas Christian @ Colorado State (MTN, 9pm)- TBD
Winthrop @ Liberty (Liberty Channel, 9pm)- TBD (Will Air on MASN)
San Francisco @ San Diego (CSN California, 9pm)- TBD
Air Force @ San Diego State (CBS College Sports, 10pm)- TBD
Pacific @ Long Beach State (Prime Ticket, 10pm)- TBD
Washington State @ California (FSN, 10:30pm)- TBD (Will Air on FS Arizona, Florida, Midwest, North (JIP), Northwest, Ohio, Pittsburgh, Rocky Mountain, South, Southwest (JIP), West, CSN Bay Area, Mid-Atlantic, New England, Philadelphia, MSG+, FCS Pacific)
St. Mary's @ Santa Clara (CSN California, 11pm)- TBD
Idaho @ Hawaii (KFVE, 11:59pm)- TBD (Will Air on ESPN Full Court)

Sunday, February 8th

St. Peter's @ Canisius (MAAC TV, 11:30am)- TBD (Will Air on MSG, FCS Atlantic, ESPN Full Court)
Seton Hall @ Rutgers (ESPNU, Noon)- Justin Kutcher, Jay Williams
Purdue @ Illinois (CBS, 1pm)- TBD
Alabama @ Louisiana State (Raycom, 1pm)- TBD (Will Air on ESPN Full Court)
North Carolina State @ Virginia Tech (Raycom, 1:30pm)- TBD (Will Air on ESPN Full Court)
Louisville @ St. John's (Big East Network, 1:30pm)- TBD (Will Air on Altitude, MASN, MSG, WHAS, FS Ohio, ESPN Full Court)
Creighton @ Northern Iowa (KMTV, 2pm)- TBD (Will Air on ESPN Full Court)
St. Joseph's @ Massachusetts (CBS College Sports, 3pm)- TBD
Wisconsin @ Penn State (BTN, 3pm)- TBD
Sacramento State @ Portland State (Altitude, 4pm)- TBD (Will Air on CSN Northwest, ESPN Full Court)
Boston College @ Wake Forest (Raycom, 4pm)- TBD (Will Air on ESPN Full Court)
Washington @ Stanford (FSN, 5:30pm)- TBD (Will Air on FS Arizona, Detroit, Florida, Midwest, Northwest, Ohio, Pittsburgh, Rocky Mountain, South, Southwest, West, Wisconsin, CSN Bay Area, Chicago, Mid-Atlantic, New England (JIP), MSG+, FCS Pacific)
Indiana State @ Illinois State (ESPNU, 7pm)- Dan McLaughlin, Mac McCausland
Maryland @ Georgia Tech (FSN, 7:30pm)- TBD (Will Air on FS Arizona, Detroit, Florida, Midwest, Ohio, Pittsburgh, Rocky Mountain, South, Southwest, West, Wisconsin, CSN Bay Area+, Chicago, Mid-Atlantic, Philadelphia, MSG+, NESN, FCS Atlantic)

Here is your announcing schedule for the NBA this week....

Monday, February 2nd

Portland Trail Blazers at New Orleans Hornets (NBATV, 8pm)- Bob Licht, Gil McGregor

Tuesday, February 3rd

Fan Night Matchup: San Antonio Spurs at Denver Nuggets (NBA TV, 9pm)- Chris Marlowe, Scott Hastings

Wednesday, February 4th

Portland Trail Blazers At Dallas Mavericks (NBA TV, 8:30pm)- Mark Followill, Bob Ortegel

Thursday, February 5th

LA Lakers at Boston Celtics (TNT, 8pm)- Marv Albert, Mike Fratello, Reggie Miller, David Aldridge
Dallas Mavericks at Utah Jazz (TNT, 10:30pm)- Kevin Harlan, Mike Fratello, Cheryl Miller

Friday, February 6th

Denver Nuggets at Washington Wizards (ESPN, 8pm)- Dave Pasch, Hubie Brown
Golden State Warriors vs Phoenix Suns (ESPN, 10:30pm)- Kevin Calabro, Mark Jackson

Saturday, February 7th

Denver Nuggets at New Jersey Nets (NBA TV, 7:30pm)- Marv Albert, Jim Spanarkel

Sunday, February 8th

San Antonio Spurs at Boston Celtics (ABC, 1pm)- Mike Tirico, Hubie Brown
LA Lakers at Cleveland Cavaliers (ABC, 3:30pm)- Mike Breen, Mark Jackson, Jeff Van Gundy
Phoenix Suns at Detroit Pistons (ESPN, 8pm)- Dave Pasch, Doris Burke

Here is your announcing schedule for the NBA this week....

Monday, January 26th

Phoenix Suns at Washington Wizards (NBATV, 7pm)- Steve Buckhantz, Phil Chenier

Tuesday, January 27th

Fan Night Matchup: Charlotte Bobcats at LA Lakers (NBA TV, 10:30pm)-Joel Meyers, Stu Lantz

Wednesday, January 28th

Golden State At Dallas Mavericks (ESPN, 9pm)- Dan Shulman, Mark Jackson, Jeff Van Gundy

Thursday, January 29th

Cleveland Cavaliers at Orlando Magic (TNT, 8pm)- Marv Albert, Mike Fratello, Reggie Miller, David Aldridge
San Antonio Spurs at Phoenix Suns (TNT, 10:30pm)- Kevin Harlan, Doug Collins, Craig Sager

Friday, January 30th

Boston Celtics at Detroit Pistons (ESPN, 7pm)- Mike Breen, Mark Jackson
Golden State Warriors at New Orleans Hornets (ESPN, 9:30pm)- Dan Shulman, Hubie Brown

Saturday, January 31st

Dallas Mavericks at Miami Heat (NBA TV, 7:30pm)- Eric Reid, Tony Fiorentino

Sunday, February 1st

Cleveland Cavaliers at Detorit Pistons (ABC, 2:30pm)- Mike Breen, Mark Jackson, Jeff Van Gundy