List of current National Basketball Association broadcasters

The following is a list of current National Basketball Association broadcasters for each individual team entering the 2019–20 NBA season.

Regional broadcasters[edit]

Eastern Conference[edit]

Atlantic Division[edit]

Television[edit]

Team	Play-by-play	Analyst(s)	Sideline Reporter	Flagship Station
Boston	Mike Gorman Kyle Draper (fill-in)	Tom Heinsohn (home games only) Brian Scalabrine (road games only) Chris Mannix	Abby Chin Kyle Draper Chris Mannix Amanda Pflugrad Danielle Trotta	NBC Sports Boston^[1]
Brooklyn	Ian Eagle Ryan Ruocco (during Eagle's NFL on CBS, NBA on TNT & NCAA commitments) Chris Carrino (selected)	Jim Spanarkel Sarah Kustok Richard Jefferson (select games)	Michael Grady	YES Network ^[2]
New York	Mike Breen (primary) Kenny Albert (during Breen's ABC & ESPN commitments) Ed Cohen	Walt Frazier Wally Szczerbiak	Al Trautwig Tina Cervasio	MSG Network^[3]
Philadelphia	Marc Zumoff	Alaa Abdelnaby	Serena Winters	NBC Sports Philadelphia^[4]
Toronto	Matt Devlin	Jack Armstrong		TSN TSN2 ^[5] (41 games)
Toronto	Matt Devlin	Leo Rautins	Eric Smith	Sportsnet One ^[5] (41 games)

Radio[edit]

Team	Play-by-play	Analyst(s)	Flagship Station
Boston	Sean Grande	Cedric Maxwell	WBZ-FM WROR (WROR will carry games that are in conflict with Boston Bruins hockey games; WBZ-FM also being the Bruins' flagship)
Brooklyn	Chris Carrino	Tim Capstraw	WFAN AM and FM WCBS-AM ^[2]
New York	Ed Cohen	Brendan Brown	WEPN-FM ^[3]
Philadelphia	Tom McGinnis		WPEN WPEN ^[4]
Toronto	Eric Smith	Paul Jones	CJCL
Toronto	Paul Jones	Sherman Hamilton	CHUM

Spanish[edit]

Team	Play-by-play	Analyst(s)	Sideline Reporter	Flagship Station
Brooklyn	Max Pérez-Jiménez	Ino Gómez		WADO WQBU-FM YES Network SAP
New York	Clemson Smith-Muñiz	Ramón Rivas		WADO MSG Deportes

French[edit]

Team	Play-by-play	Analyst(s)	Sideline Reporter	Flagship Station
Toronto	Alexandre Tourigny Mathieu Jolivet	Will Archambault Max Paulhus-Gosselin		RDS RDS2

Central Division[edit]

Television[edit]

Team	Play-by-play	Analyst(s)	Sideline Reporter	Flagship Station
Chicago	Neil Funk	Stacey King	Chuck Garfien or Kelly Crull (NBCS Chicago broadcasts only)	NBC Sports Chicago^[6]
Cleveland	TBA	Austin Carr	Angel Gray	Fox Sports Ohio^[7]
Detroit	George Blaha (primary) Matt Dery	Greg Kelser Mickey York (studio) Tim McCormick (studio) Grant Long (studio)	Johnny Kane	Fox Sports Detroit ^[8]
Indiana	Chris Denari	Quinn Buckner Austin Croshere (home games only)	Jeremiah Johnson	Fox Sports Indiana ^[9]
Milwaukee	Jim Paschke	Marques Johnson (primary) Steve Novak (backup)	Zora Stephenson	Fox Sports Wisconsin ^[10]

Radio[edit]

Team	Play-by-play	Analyst(s)	Sideline Reporter	Flagship Station
Chicago	Chuck Swirsky	Bill Wennington		WSCR ^[11]
Cleveland	John Michael	Jim Chones		WTAM/WMMS^[12]
Detroit	Mark Champion (FSD games) George Blaha (national or non-televised games)	Rick Mahorn (primary) Earl Cureton (backup)	Mark Champion (national or non-televised games)	WXYT
Indiana	Mark Boyle	Bobby Leonard (home games) Austin Croshere (most road games)	Pat Boylan	WFNI ^[9]
Milwaukee	Ted Davis	Dennis Krause		WTMJ ^[10]

Spanish[edit]

Team	Play-by-play	Analyst(s)	Sideline Reporter	Flagship Station
Chicago	Omar Ramos	Matthew Moreno		WRTO
Cleveland	Rafael Hernández Brito			WLFM-LP

Southeast Division[edit]

Television[edit]

Team	Play-by-play	Analyst(s)	Sideline Reporter	Flagship Station
Atlanta	Bob Rathbun	Dominique Wilkins	Andre Aldridge	Fox Sports Southeast ^[13]
Charlotte	Eric Collins	Dell Curry	Ashley ShahAhmadi	Fox Sports Southeast
Miami	Eric Reid	John Crotty	Kristen Hewitt Jason Jackson Will Manso	Fox Sports Sun ^[14]
Orlando	David Steele Chris Myers (fill-in)	Jeff Turner	Jessica Blaylock Paul Kennedy Dante Marchitelli	Fox Sports Florida ^[15]
Washington	Justin Kutcher	Caron Butler (select games) Drew Gooden (select games)	Chris Miller	NBC Sports Washington ^[16]

Radio[edit]

Team	Play-by-play	Analyst(s)	Flagship Station
Atlanta	Steve Holman	Mike Conti	WZGC ^[17]
Charlotte	Chris Kroeger	Matt Carroll	WFNZ
Miami	Mike Inglis	Ruth Riley	WAXY ^[18]
Orlando	Dennis Neumann	Richie Adubato	WDBO ^[15]
Washington	Dave Johnson	Glenn Consor	WFED ^[16]

Spanish[edit]

Team	Play-by-play	Analyst(s)	Sideline Reporter	Flagship Station
Miami	José Pañeda	Joe Pujala		WQBA ^[18]
Orlando	Joey Colón	Ramón Rivas		WONQ

Western Conference[edit]

Northwest Division[edit]

Television[edit]

Team	Play-by-play	Analyst(s)	Sideline reporter	Flagship station
Denver	Chris Marlowe	Scott Hastings	Ally Sturm Maya Starks	Altitude ^[19]
Minnesota	Dave Benz	Jim Petersen	Marney Gellner Lea Olsen	Fox Sports North ^[20]
Oklahoma City	Chris Fisher	Michael Cage	Leslie McCaslin	Fox Sports Oklahoma ^[21]
Portland	Kevin Calabro	Lamar Hurd	Brooke Olzendam	NBC Sports Northwest ^[22]
Utah	Craig Bolerjack	Matt Harpring Thurl Bailey (select games)	Kristen Kenney	AT&T SportsNet Rocky Mountain ^[23]

Radio[edit]

Team	Play-by-play	Analyst(s)	Flagship Station
Denver	Jason Kosmicki		KKFN KKSE ^[19]
Minnesota	Alan Horton		WCCO ^[20]
Oklahoma City	Matt Pinto		WWLS ^[21]
Portland	Travis Demers	Michael Holton	KPOJ
Utah	David Locke	Ron Boone	KZNS KZNS-FM ^[23]

Pacific Division[edit]

Television[edit]

Team	Play-by-play	Analyst(s)	Sideline Reporter	Flagship Station
Golden State	Bob Fitzgerald	Kelenna Azubuike	Kerith Burke	NBC Sports Bay Area ^[24]
LA Clippers	Brian Sieman	Chauncey Billups Corey Maggette (select games) Mike Fratello (select games)	Kristina Pink Jaime Maggio	Fox Sports Prime Ticket (most games) Fox Sports West (some games) KCOP (overflow situations) ^[25]
LA Lakers	Bill Macdonald ^[26]	Stu Lantz ^[26]	Mike Trudell^[27]	Spectrum SportsNet ^[28]
Phoenix	Kevin Ray	Eddie Johnson Ann Meyers Drysdale	Lindsey Smith	Fox Sports Arizona ^[29]
Sacramento	Grant Napear	Doug Christie	Kayte Christensen	NBC Sports California ^[30]

Radio[edit]

Team	Play-by-play	Analyst(s)	Flagship Station
Golden State	Tim Roye	Jim Barnett	KGMZ ^[24]
LA Clippers	Noah Eagle		KLAC ^[25]/KEIB (if conflict with LA Dodgers)
LA Lakers	John Ireland	Mychal Thompson	KSPN ^[31]
Phoenix	Al McCoy	Tim Kempton	KTAR KMVP
Sacramento	Gary Gerould		KHTK ^[30]

Spanish[edit]

Team	Play-by-play	Analyst(s)	Flagship Station
LA Clippers	Armando Garcia
LA Lakers	Fernando González	Jose Mantilla Francisco Pinto
Phoenix	Arturo Ochoa	Gerardo Romo	KPHX
Sacramento	Armando Botello		KRCX

Southwest Division[edit]

Television[edit]

Team	Play-by-play	Analyst(s)	Sideline Reporter	Flagship Station
Dallas	Mark Followill	Derek Harper	Jeff Wade (home games)	Fox Sports Southwest KTXA (overflow situations)
Houston	Bill Worrell (home games) Craig Ackerman (away games)	Matt Bullard Clyde Drexler (home games)	Michelle Margaux	AT&T SportsNet Southwest ^[32]
Memphis	Pete Pranica	Sean Tuohy Brevin Knight	Rob Fischer	Fox Sports Southeast ^[33]
New Orleans	Joel Meyers	David Wesley	Jennifer Hale	Fox Sports New Orleans ^[34]
San Antonio	Bill Land	Sean Elliott	Andrew Monaco	Fox Sports Southwest KENS KMYS ^[35]

Radio[edit]

Team	Play-by-play	Analyst(s)	Flagship Station
Dallas	Chuck Cooperstein	Brad Davis	KESN
Houston	Craig Ackerman (home games) Matt Thomas (away games) Bill Worrell (national or non-televised games)	Joel Blank	KBME/KTRH if conflict with Houston Astros
Memphis	Eric Hasseltine	Elliot Perry Hank McDowell	WMFS-FM
New Orleans	Todd Graffagnini	John DeShazier	WRNO-FM
San Antonio	Bill Schoening		WOAI ^[35]

Spanish[edit]

Team	Play-by-play	Flagship Station
Dallas	Victor Villalba	KFLC
Houston	Adrian Chavarria	KYST
San Antonio	Paul Castro	KXTN
New Orleans	Emilio Peralta	WODT

National broadcasters[edit]

ESPN/ABC[edit]

Play-by-play announcers[edit]

Color analysts[edit]

Sideline reporters[edit]

Doris Burke (color analyst on most regular season and playoff games)
Tom Rinaldi
Adam Schefter
Lisa Salters
Israel Gutierrez
Cassidy Hubbarth
Jorge Sedano

Spanish Commentators[edit]

ESPN Deportes, ABC in Spanish on SAP

Álvaro Martín
Carlos Morales
Claudia Trejos
Ernesto Jerez
Fabricio Oberto
Fernando Álvarez
Jerry Olaya
Leonardo Montero
Marcelo Nogueira
Manu Martín
Miguel Simón
Nicolás Ledesma
Pablo Viruega
Roberto Abramowitz
Sebastián Martínez Christensen

ESPN Radio[edit]

Play-by-play announcers[edit]

Color analysts[edit]

TNT[edit]

Play-by-play announcers[edit]

Color analysts[edit]

Sideline reporters[edit]

Spanish commentators[edit]

Available on SAP

José Ángel Medellín
Marcelo Godoy
Pete Manzano
Fernando Palacios

NBA TV[edit]

Uses the home team's announcing team during games unless specified. During playoff games, announcers from TNT are used.

International broadcasters[edit]

Americas[edit]

Notes[edit]

1. ^ Some Chicago Bulls games on WGN-TV were simulcast nationally on its superstation feed WGN America through the 2013–2014 season. Those simulcasts have been discontinued.

References[edit]

^ Boston Celtics schedule
^ ^a ^b Brooklyn Nets schedule
^ ^a ^b New York Knicks schedule
^ ^a ^b Philadelphia 76ers schedule
^ ^a ^b Toronto Raptors schedule
^ Chicago Bulls schedule
^ Cleveland Cavaliers schedule
^ Detroit Pistons schedule
^ ^a ^b Indiana Pacers schedule
^ ^a ^b Milwaukee Bucks schedule
^ Chicago Bulls Radio Network
^ Kleps, Kevin (October 3, 2014). "Trading Dion Waiters would not be a wise move for Cavaliers". CrainsCleveland.com. Crain Communications. Retrieved October 3, 2014.
^ Atlanta Hawks TV schedule
^ Miami Heat schedule
^ ^a ^b Orlando Magic schedule
^ ^a ^b Washington Wizards schedule
^ Atlanta Hawks Radio Network
^ ^a ^b HEAT signs Radio Contract with 790 The Ticket NBA.com
^ ^a ^b Denver Nuggets schedule
^ ^a ^b Minnesota Timberwolves schedule
^ ^a ^b Oklahoma City Thunder schedule
^ Portland Trail Blazers schedule
^ ^a ^b Utah Jazz schedule
^ ^a ^b Golden State Warriors schedule
^ ^a ^b Los Angeles Clippers schedule
^ ^a ^b Lakers Broadcast Information LA Lakers official site
^ [1]
^ Time Warner Scores L.A. Lakers Regional Sports Network Rights Multichannel News February 14, 2011
^ Fox Sports Arizona Signs New Long-Term Rights Deal With Suns Phoenix Suns official site February 22, 2011
^ ^a ^b Sacramento Kings schedule
^ Los Angeles Lakers schedule
^ Astros, Rockets reach deal on new network MLB.com News August 3, 2010
^ Memphis Grizzlies schedule
^ Hornets, FOX Sports announce new TV rights agreement Archived 2012-07-07 at the Wayback Machine WWL-TV, June 25, 2012
^ ^a ^b San Antonio Spurs schedule

External links[edit]

International broadcasters

[celtics-1] Boston Celtics schedule

[nets-2] Brooklyn Nets schedule

[knicks-3] New York Knicks schedule

[sixers-4] Philadelphia 76ers schedule

[raptors-5] Toronto Raptors schedule

[6] Chicago Bulls schedule

[cavs-7] Cleveland Cavaliers schedule

[pistons-8] Detroit Pistons schedule

[pacers-9] Indiana Pacers schedule

[bucks-10] Milwaukee Bucks schedule

[11] Chicago Bulls Radio Network

[12] Kleps, Kevin (October 3, 2014). "Trading Dion Waiters would not be a wise move for Cavaliers". CrainsCleveland.com. Crain Communications. Retrieved October 3, 2014.

[13] Atlanta Hawks TV schedule

[14] Miami Heat schedule

[magic-15] Orlando Magic schedule

[wizards-16] Washington Wizards schedule

[17] Atlanta Hawks Radio Network

[heat-18] HEAT signs Radio Contract with 790 The Ticket NBA.com

[nuggets-19] Denver Nuggets schedule

[timberwolves-20] Minnesota Timberwolves schedule

[thunder-21] Oklahoma City Thunder schedule

[22] Portland Trail Blazers schedule

[jazz-23] Utah Jazz schedule

[warriors-24] Golden State Warriors schedule

[clippers-25] Los Angeles Clippers schedule

[lakersannouncers-26] Lakers Broadcast Information LA Lakers official site

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[twclakers-28] Time Warner Scores L.A. Lakers Regional Sports Network Rights Multichannel News February 14, 2011

[29] Fox Sports Arizona Signs New Long-Term Rights Deal With Suns Phoenix Suns official site February 22, 2011

[kings-30] Sacramento Kings schedule

[31] Los Angeles Lakers schedule

[32] Astros, Rockets reach deal on new network MLB.com News August 3, 2010

[33] Memphis Grizzlies schedule

[34] Hornets, FOX Sports announce new TV rights agreement Archived 2012-07-07 at the Wayback Machine WWL-TV, June 25, 2012

[spurs-35] San Antonio Spurs schedule

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Contents

Regional broadcasters[edit]

Eastern Conference[edit]

Atlantic Division[edit]

Television[edit]

Radio[edit]

Spanish[edit]

French[edit]

Central Division[edit]

Television[edit]

Radio[edit]

Spanish[edit]

Southeast Division[edit]

Television[edit]

Radio[edit]

Spanish[edit]

Western Conference[edit]

Northwest Division[edit]

Television[edit]

Radio[edit]

Pacific Division[edit]

Television[edit]

Radio[edit]

Spanish[edit]

Southwest Division[edit]

Television[edit]

Radio[edit]

Spanish[edit]

National broadcasters[edit]

ESPN/ABC[edit]

Play-by-play announcers[edit]

Color analysts[edit]

Sideline reporters[edit]

Spanish Commentators[edit]

ESPN Radio[edit]

Play-by-play announcers[edit]

Color analysts[edit]

TNT[edit]

Play-by-play announcers[edit]

Color analysts[edit]

Sideline reporters[edit]

Spanish commentators[edit]

NBA TV[edit]

International broadcasters[edit]

Americas[edit]

North America[edit]

Caribbean and Central America[edit]

South America[edit]

Europe[edit]

Sub-Saharan Africa[edit]

Middle East and North Africa[edit]

Asia-Pacific[edit]

Oceania[edit]

See also[edit]

Notes[edit]

References[edit]

External links[edit]

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