The NBA Playoffs start this weekend as Turner and ESPN share broadcast duties for every NBA postseason game. In addition to the top broadcast teams, both networks are digging deep into their well for announcers with multiple games on multiple nights of the week for the opening round. That means one thing – the return of Dick Stockton! That excitement and much more in your NBA Playoffs Announcing Schedule…
Saturday, April 20
Boston Celtics @ New York Knicks (ABC 3PM) Mike Breen, Jeff Van Gundy and Heather Cox (reporter)
Golden State Warriors @ Denver Nuggets (ESPN 5:30PM) Mark Jones, Doris Burke and Holly Rowe (reporter)
Chicago Bulls @ Brooklyn Nets (ESPN 8:00PM) Dave Pasch, Jon Barry and Sam Ponder (reporter)
Memphis Grizzlies @ Los Angeles Clippers (ESPN 10:30PM) Mike Tirico, Hubie Brown and Chris Broussard (reporter)
Sunday, April 21
Atlanta Hawks @ Indiana Pacers (TNT 1PM) Matt Devlin, Mike Fratello and Dei Lynam (reporter)
Los Angeles Lakers @ San Antonio Spurs (ABC 3:30PM) Mike Breen, Jeff Van Gundy and Heather Cox (reporter)
Milwaukee Bucks @ Miami Heat (TNT 7PM) Kevin Harlan, Reggie Miller and Craig Sager (reporter)
Houston Rockets @ Oklahoma City Thunder (TNT 9:30PM) Ian Eagle, Greg Anthony and Tracy Wolfson (reporter)
Monday, April 22
Chicago Bulls @ Brooklyn Nets (TNT 8PM) Marv Albert, Steve Kerr and Rachel Nichols (reporter)
Memphis Grizzlies @ Los Angeles Clippers (TNT 10:30PM) Dick Stockton, Chris Webber and Jaime Maggio (reporter)
Tuesday, April 23
Milwaukee Bucks @ Miami Heat (NBAtv 7:30PM) Kevin Calabro, Greg Anthony and Craig Sager (reporter)
Boston Celtics @ New York Knicks (TNT 8PM) Marv Albert, Steve Kerr and Lewis Johnson (reporter)
Golden State Warriors @ Denver Nuggets (TNT 10:30PM) Kevin Harlan, Reggie Miller and Marty Snider (reporter)
Wednesday, April 24
Houston Rockets @ Oklahoma City Thunder (TNT 7PM) Matt Devlin, Mike Fratello and Tracy Wolfson (reporter)
Atlanta Hawks @ Indiana Pacers (NBAtv 7:30PM) Ian Eagle, Steve Smith and Dei Lynam (reporter)
Los Angeles Lakers @ San Antonio Spurs (TNT 9:30PM) Kevin Harlan, Reggie Miller and David Aldridge (reporter)
Thursday, April 25
Miami Heat @ Milwaukee Bucks (TNT 7PM) Marv Albert, Steve Kerr and Craig Sager (reporter)
Brooklyn Nets @ Chicago Bulls (NBAtv 8:30PM) Kevin Calabro, Greg Anthony and Rachel Nichols (reporter)
Los Angeles Clippers @ Memphis Grizzlies (TNT 9:30PM) Dick Stockton, Chris Webber and Jaime Maggio (reporter)
Friday, April 26
New York Knicks @ Boston Celtics (ESPN 8PM) TBA
San Antonio Spurs @ Los Angeles Lakers (ESPN 10:30PM) TBA
Denver Nuggets @ Golden State Warriors (ESPN2 10:30PM) TBA
Saturday, April 27
Brooklyn Nets @ Chicago Bulls (TNT 2PM) Marv Albert, Steve Kerr and Rachel Nichols (reporter)
Los Angeles Clippers @ Memphis Grizzlies (TNT 4:30PM) Dick Stockton, Chris Webber and Jaime Maggio (reporter)
Indiana Pacers @ Atlanta Hawks (ESPN 7PM) TBA
Oklahoma City Thunder @ Houston Rockets (ESPN 9:30PM) TBA
Sunday, April 28
New York Knicks @ Boston Celtics (ABC 1PM) TBA
Miami Heat @ Milwaukee Bucks (ABC 3:30PM) TBA
San Antonio Spurs @ Los Angeles Lakers (TNT 7PM) Kevin Harlan, Reggie Miller and David Aldridge (reporter)
Denver Nuggets @ Golden State Warriors (TNT 9:30PM) Matt Devlin, Mike Fratello and Marty Snider (reporter)
H/T Sammy!
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