TNT Announces NBA Playoff Announcer Teams

Maury posted 4/15/2008 from www.bizofbasketball.com [flag]

Turner Network Television (TNT) today released its announcing teams for the network’s 40 games in 40 nights of NBA Playoffs coverage. TNT has exclusive coverage of the entire Western Conference Finals. TNT will use its full slate of NBA announcers with play-by-play veteran Marv Albert paired with analyst Reggie Miller, Kevin Harlan will provide play-by-play alongside analyst Doug Collins, and ... [link]

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Bill Walton? Has anyone seen Bill Walton? Is his back still a problem?

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  His back still hurts, but with access to California's finest medical herb thousands of miles from Stephen A. ... he'll be fine.
  
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