List of NBA on TNT broadcasters
Wikipedia on Answers.com:
Top
List of NBA on TNT broadcasters
This is a list of play-by-play and color commentator teams for TNT's coverage of the National Basketball Association.
|
Contents
|
Announcing teams
Main article: NBA on TNT
List of broadcasters
Current
- Marv Albert: play-by-play (1999–present)
- Kenny Albert: play-by-play (2012–present)
- Steve Kerr: lead analyst (2003–2006, 2010–present)
- David Aldridge: NBA insider, sideline reporter (2004–present)
- Jill Arrington: sideline reporter (2012–present)
- Charles Barkley: studio analyst (2000–present)
- Matt Devlin: alternate play-by-play
- Ian Eagle: alternate play-by-play
- Marc Fein: sideline reporter
- Mike Fratello: color analyst (1999–2004, 2007–present)
- Kevin Harlan: play-by-play (1998–present)
- Phil Jackson: color analyst (2012–present)
- Ernie Johnson Jr.: studio host (1988–present)
- Lewis Johnson: sideline reporter
- Jaime Maggio: sideline reporter
- Cheryl Miller: sideline reporter, analyst
- Reggie Miller: color analyst (2005–present)
- Pam Oliver: sideline reporter (2004–present)
- Shaquille O'Neal: studio analyst (2011–present)
- Craig Sager: sideline reporter
- Marty Snider: sideline reporter
- Dick Stockton: play-by-play
- Kenny Smith: studio analyst (1998–present)
- John Thompson: analyst, feature reporter
- Chris Webber: studio analyst (2008–present)
- Matt Winer: alternate studio host
Former
- Danny Ainge: game analyst
- Rick Barry: game analyst
- Gary Bender: alternate play-by-play
- Tim Brando: play-by-play
- Mike Breen: alternate play-by-play (2002–2003)
- Hubie Brown: game analyst
- Bryan Burwell: sideline reporter
- Chip Caray: play-by-play
- Skip Caray: play-by-play
- PJ Carlesimo: alternate game analyst
- Vince Cellini: studio host
- Rex Chapman: alternate game analyst
- Doug Collins: color analyst (1989–1994, 2003–2010)
- Charles Davis: sideline reporter
- Mike Dunleavy, Sr.: alternate game analyst
- Jim Durham: play-by-play
- Jack Givens: game analyst
- Jim Huber: feature reporter
- Gus Johnson: play-by-play
- Magic Johnson: guest studio analyst (2002–2008)
- Verne Lundquist: play-by-play
- Dei Lynam: sideline reporter
- Kevin McHale: studio analyst, playoff color analyst (2009–2011)
- Bob Neal: play-by-play
- Mel Proctor: play-by-play
- Doc Rivers: game analyst
- Jalen Rose: sideline reporter
- Reggie Theus: game analyst, studio analyst, sideline reporter
- Ron Thulin: play-by-play
- Pete Van Wieren: play-by-play
- Jeff Van Gundy: game analyst (2002–2003)
- Dick Versace: game analyst
- Bill Walton: game analyst
- James Worthy: game analyst
References
- ^ Mike Breen filled in for Marv Albert during the first round of the playoffs due to injuries suffered by Albert in a car accident.
- ^ Danny Ainge left during the Conference Semifinals to become Head of Basketball Operations for the Boston Celtics.
- ^ Steve Kerr and Mike Dunleavy filled in for Doug Collins for a select number of games due to him catching laryngitis.
- ^ Mike Fratello left shortly into the season to coach the Memphis Grizzlies (Fratello left to replace former TNT personality Hubie Brown, who left the Grizzlies and eventually became ABC's lead analyst.
- ^ Flip Saunders joined Marv Albert and Steve Kerr to call games during the first round of the playoffs.
- ^ Reggie Miller worked some games with Marv Albert and Steve Kerr, other games with Kevin Harlan and Doug Collins and any backup game with Dick Stockton.
- ^ Matt Devlin worked with Jeff Van Gundy, Doc Rivers or Mike Fratello through the playoffs, working with two of them only once (a Nets-Heat game with both Van Gundy and Rivers).
- ^ Matt Devlin filled in for Marv Albert on the February 15, 2007 game between the Dallas Mavericks and Houston Rockets because Albert wanted to arrive early for the All-Star Game in Las Vegas, Nevada
- ^ Charles Barkley filled in for Steve Kerr on a January 4, 2007 telecast between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Sacramento Kings; Kerr was out due to back spasms.
|
|||||||||||||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||
This entry is from Wikipedia, the leading user-contributed encyclopedia. It may not have been reviewed by professional editors (see full disclaimer)
Post a question - any question - to the WikiAnswers community:
Copyrights:
Wikipedia on Answers.com
This article is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License. It uses material from the Wikipedia article List of NBA on TNT broadcasters.
Read more