NBA TV is the national station set to broadcast most games with 107 games, while the ESPN network, showing games on ESPN and ABC, has a total of 101 while TNT has 65.  

The league’s landmark 2021-22 season will see the first-ever female full-time TV play-by-play announcer among major men’s pro leagues in Lisa Byington, who joins the Milwaukee Bucks broadcasting crew on Bally Sports Wisconsin. Less than a month after that announcement, it was revealed that she would have company in Kate Scott, who joined the NBC Sports Philadelphia’s broadcasting team as their play-by-play announcer. 

Sporting News has you covered with every network’s broadcast groups for all NBA telecasters, both regionally and on the national stations. 

Who are the announcers for NBA on ESPN? 

ESPN will broadcast a total of 82 games while the network’s remaining 19 games can be seen on ABC including their Saturday Primetime and Sunday Showcase games.

While the network’s on-air studio talent has seen considerable changes in the 2021 offseason, their television broadcast crew has more or less remained the same, headlined by the trio that called the NBA Finals - Mike Breen, Jeff Van Gundy and Mark Jackson. 

Play-by-play 

Mike Breen  Mark Jones  Dave Pasch  Ryan Ruocco  Brian Custer  Beth Mowins 

Analysts 

Jeff Van Gundy  Mark Jackson  Richard Jefferson  Vince Carter  Hubie Brown  Doris Burke 

Who are the announcers for NBA on TNT? 

Entering its 38th consecutive year of nationally broadcasting the NBA, Turner Sports will telecast 65 marquee contests during the 2021-22 season. 

The slate includes a doubleheader on opening night (Oct. 19), Martin Luther King, Jr. Day doubleheader (Jan. 17), regular double-headers on Tuesday and Thursday, and a season-capping double-header on Sunday, Apr. 10. 

Play-by-play

Kevin Harlan Brian Anderson Ian Eagle Spero Dedes

Analysts

Greg Anthony  Grant Hill Jim Jackson Reggie Miller Candace Parker Steve Smith Isiah Thomas Stan Van Gundy

Who are the announcers for team’s regional networks?

Here’s a look at the broadcasting crews - play-by-play announcer and analysts - along with the local network information for each of the 30 teams: