List of current NBA broadcasters

The following is a list of current National Basketball Association (NBA) broadcasters for each individual team entering the 2025–26 NBA season.

Regional broadcasters

Eastern Conference

Atlantic Division

Television

Team	Play-by-play	Color commentator(s)	Sideline reporter(s)	Flagship TV Station	Streaming Service
Boston	Drew Carter	Brian Scalabrine Eddie House (select games)	Abby Chin	NBC Sports Boston[1]	NBC Sports App Peacock
Brooklyn	Ian Eagle (primary) Ryan Ruocco (during Eagle's CBS Sports/Amazon commitments) Noah Eagle (select games when Eagle and Ruocco are on assignment) Chris Shearn (select games when Eagle and Ruocco are on assignment) Chris Carrino (select games when Eagle and Ruocco are on assignment) Justin Shackil (select games when Eagle and Ruocco are on assignment)	Sarah Kustok Richard Jefferson (select games) Tim Capstraw (select games)	Meghan Triplett	YES Network WLNY-TV (during April conflicts with the Yankees)[2]	The Gotham Sports App
New York	Mike Breen (primary) Kenny Albert (select games during Breen's ESPN & ABC assignments) Bill Pidto (select games when Breen and Albert are on Assignment) Gus Johnson (select games when Breen and Albert are on Assignment) Tyler Murray (select games when Breen and Albert are on Assignment)	Walt Frazier Wally Szczerbiak Steve Novak Monica McNutt	Alan Hahn	MSG Network[3]
Philadelphia	Kate Scott (primary) Tom McGinnis (select games)	Alaa Abdelnaby	Taryn Hatcher (home games)	NBC Sports Philadelphia[4]	NBC Sports App Peacock
Toronto	Matt Devlin	Jack Armstrong	Kayla Grey	TSN[5] (41 games)	TSN
		Alvin Williams	Danielle Michaud	Sportsnet[5] (41 games)	Sportsnet+

Radio

Team	Play-by-play	Color commentator(s)	Flagship Station
Boston	Sean Grande (primary) Jon Wallach (select games)	Cedric Maxwell (Primary) Brian Robb (select games)	WBZ-FM WROR-FM (will carry games that are in conflict with Boston Bruins hockey games or New England Patriots football games; WBZ-FM also being the Bruins' flagship)
Brooklyn	Chris Carrino Bob Heussler (when Chris Carrino is on YES Network)	Tim Capstraw	WFAN AM and FM
New York	Tyler Murray Kenny Albert (During Murray's Absences) Pat O'Keefe (select games)	Monica McNutt (Primary) Alan Hahn (select games) Wally Szczerbiak (select games)	WHSQ
Philadelphia	Tom McGinnis Matt Murphy (select games)		WPEN WMGK (selected games)
Toronto	Eric Smith	Paul Jones	CJCL
	Paul Jones	Jevohn Shepherd	CHUM

Spanish

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

French

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

Central Division

Television

Team	Play-by-play	Color commentator(s)	Sideline reporter	Flagship TV Station	Streaming service
Chicago	Adam Amin (primary) Mark Schanowski (select games when Amin is on assignment for FOX) Zach Zaidman (select games when Amin is on assignment for FOX) Wayne Randazzo (select games when Amin is on assignment for FOX) Connor Onion (select games when Amin is on assignment for FOX)	Stacey King	K. C. Johnson (select games) Ruthie Polinsky (select games)	Chicago Sports Network[6]	CHSN
Cleveland	John Michael	Brad Daugherty Austin Carr (select games)	Serena Winters	FanDuel Sports Network Ohio Rock Entertainment Sports Network (5 simulcasts)[7]	FanDuel Sports Network
Detroit	George Blaha (primary) Johnny Kane (fill-in)	Greg Kelser	Johnny Kane Natalie Kerwin	FanDuel Sports Network Detroit[8]
Indiana	Chris Denari	Quinn Buckner Eddie Gill (home games)	Jeremiah Johnson	FanDuel Sports Network Indiana[9]
Milwaukee	Lisa Byington Dave Koehn (select games when Lisa Byington is on assignment)	Marques Johnson (primary) Wesley Matthews (backup)	Melanie Ricks Stephen Watson	FanDuel Sports Network Wisconsin Weigel Broadcasting[a] (8 simulcasts)[10]

Notes

1. Affiliates include:

   • WMLW-TV (Milwaukee)
   • WMEI (Green Bay)
   • WECX (La Crosse/Eau Claire)
   • WYOW (Wausau)
   • WISC-TV (Madison)

Radio

Team	Play-by-play	Color commentator(s)	Sideline reporter	Flagship Station
Chicago	Chuck Swirsky	Bill Wennington		WSCR[11]
Cleveland	Tim Alcorn	Jim Chones		WTAM/WMMS[12]
Detroit	Mark Champion (FanDuel Sports Network Detroit games) George Blaha (national/non-televised games)	Rick Mahorn		WXYT WWJ WDZH (both conflict with the Detroit Red Wings)
Indiana	Mark Boyle	Eddie Gill	Pat Boylan	WFNI[9]
Milwaukee	Dave Koehn Josh Maurer (select games when Dave Koehn is on Bucks TV)	Ben Brust (home games) Justin Garcia (select games)		WTMJ[10]

Spanish

Team	Play-by-play	Color commentator(s)	Flagship Station
Chicago	Miguel Esparza	Elio Benitez	WRTO
Cleveland	Rafael Hernández Brito		WLFM-LP

Southeast Division

Television

Team	Play-by-play	Analyst(s)	Sideline Reporter	Flagship TV Station	Streaming service
Atlanta	Bob Rathbun	Dominique Wilkins Vince Carter (select games)	Matt Winer (road games) Madison Hock (home games)	FanDuel Sports Network Southeast WPCH-TV and Peachtree Sports Network (11 simulcasts)[13]	FanDuel Sports Network
Charlotte	Eric Collins	Dell Curry TBD (select games when Curry is on assignment)	Shannon Spake	FanDuel Sports Network Southeast Cox Media Group/Gray Media[a] (12 simulcasts)
Miami	Eric Reid	John Crotty	Kristen Hewitt Will Manso Kelly Saco (select games) Jeremy Tache (select games)	FanDuel Sports Network Sun/WPLG (12 simulcasts)[14]
Orlando	David Steele	Jeff Turner	Dante Marchitelli	FanDuel Sports Network Florida/Hearst Television[b] (10 simulcasts)[15]
Washington	Chris Miller	Drew Gooden Brendan Haywood (select games)	Meghan McPeak	Monumental Sports Network[16]	Monumental+

Radio

Team	Play-by-play	Color commentator(s)	Flagship Station
Atlanta	Steve Holman	Mike Conti	WZGC[17] WVEE
Charlotte	Sam Farber	Matt Carroll	WFNZ
Miami	Jason Jackson	Amy Audibert	WQAM
Orlando	Jake Chapman	Terrence Ross Michael Carter-Williams	WYGM[15] WTKS-HD2
Washington	Dave Johnson	Glenn Consor	WTEM[16] WDCH-FM (Selected Games) WFED (Selected Games)

Spanish

Team	Play-by-play	Analyst(s)	Flagship Station
Miami	José Pañeda	Joe Pujala	WQBA[18]

Western Conference

Northwest Division

Television

Team	Play-by-play	Color commentator(s)	Sideline reporter	Flagship TV Station	Streaming service
Denver	Chris Marlowe	Scott Hastings Katy Winge Chris Dempsey	Katy Winge Chris Dempsey	Altitude Sports KTVD/KUSA (20 games)[19]	Altitude+
Minnesota	Michael Grady Alan Horton (select games when Grady is on assignment)	Jim Petersen	Lea Olsen (home games) Cayleigh Griffin (select games) Ashley Stroehlein (select games)	FanDuel Sports Network North KARE/North Star Sports & Entertainment Network (4 simulcasts)[20]	FanDuel Sports Network
Oklahoma City	Chris Fisher	Michael Cage	Nick Gallo Paris Lawson	FanDuel Sports Network Oklahoma Griffin Media[c] (4 regular season simulcasts)[21]
Portland	Kevin Calabro TBD (select games)	Lamar Hurd Michael Holton (fill-in)	Brooke Olzendam	Rip City TV Network [d][22]	BlazerVision
Utah	Craig Bolerjack	Thurl Bailey	Lauren Green Holly Rowe (select games)	KJZZ (primary) KUTV (select games)	Jazz+

Notes

1. Affiliates include:

   • WSOC-TV or WAXN-TV (Charlotte)
   • WIS-DT4/WPAM-LD (Columbia)
   • WCSC-DT3 (Charleston)
   • WITN-DT2 (Greenville-New Bern)
   • WHNS-DT2 (Greenville-Spartanburg-Asheville-Anderson)
   • WMBF-DT3 (Myrtle Beach)
   • WRAL-DT3 (Raleigh)
   • WECT-DT3
2. Affiliates include:

   • WESH/WKCF (Orlando)
   • WMOR-TV (Tampa)
   • WCJB-TV/WCJB-DT2/WCJB-DT3 (Gainesville)
3. Includes:

   • KWTV-DT (Oklahoma City)
   • KOTV-DT (Tulsa)
   • KSWO-TV/KSWO-DT3 (Lawton)
   • KSCW-DT/KWCH-DT (Wichita)
4. Affiliates include

   • KUNP (Portland)
   • KVAL-TV 13.2 (Eugene)
   • KCBY-TV 11.2 (Coos Bay)
   • KPIC 4.2 (Roseburg)
   • KTVL 10.4 (Medford)
   • KUNS-TV 51.2 (Seattle)
   • KIMA-TV 29.3 (Yakima)
   • KEPR-TV 19.3 (Pasco)

Radio

Team	Play-by-play	Color commentator(s)	Sideline Reporter	Flagship Station
Denver	Jason Kosmicki	Scott Hastings (national/non-televised games)	Katy Winge (national/non-televised games)	Altitude Sports 92.5 FM[23] Altitude Sports AM 950[23]
Minnesota	Alan Horton			KFXN (selected games)
Oklahoma City	Matt Pinto			WWLS[21]
Portland	Travis Demers Rich Burk (fill-in)	Michael Holton Antonio Harvey (fill-in) Chad Doeing (fill-in for select Home Games)		KPOJ
Utah	David Locke	Ron Boone		KSL[24]

Spanish

Team	Play-by-play	Color commentator(s)	Flagship Station
Oklahoma City	Eleno Ornelas		WKY[21]
Utah	Nelson Moran	Isidro Lopez and Francisco Vazquez	KTUB[24]

Pacific Division

Television

Team	Play-by-play	Color commentator(s)	Sideline Reporter	Flagship TV Station	Streaming service
Golden State	Bob Fitzgerald	Kelenna Azubuike	Kerith Burke (select games)	NBC Sports Bay Area[25]	NBC Sports App Peacock
Los Angeles Clippers	Brian Sieman	Jim Jackson Mike Fratello (select games)	Kristina Pink Jaime Maggio Lauren Rosen David Pingalore (KTLA games)	FanDuel Sports Network SoCal (most games) FanDuel Sports Network West (some games) KTLA (10 regular season games)[26]	FanDuel Sports Network ClipperVision
Los Angeles Lakers	Bill Macdonald[27]	Stu Lantz[27]	Mike Trudell[28]	Spectrum SportsNet[29]	Spectrum SportsNet+
Phoenix	Kevin Ray Tom Leander	Eddie Johnson Ann Meyers Drysdale	Amanda Pflugard	KTVK/Arizona's Family Sports[30][31][32][33][34][35]	Suns Live
Sacramento	Mark Jones (primary) Kyle Draper (when Jones is on assignment for ESPN)[36]	Kayte Christensen		NBC Sports California[37]	NBC Sports App Peacock

Radio

Team	Play-by-play	Color commentator(s)	Flagship Station
Golden State	Tim Roye	Tom Tolbert (home games) Jim Barnett (road games)	KGMZ[25]
Los Angeles Clippers	Carlo Jiménez	Adam Ausland Mike Fratello (select games)	KLAC[26] KEIB (if conflict with Los Angeles Dodgers)
Los Angeles Lakers	John Ireland	Mychal Thompson	KSPN[38] KLAA (Selected Games) KABC (Selected Games)
Phoenix	Jon Bloom	Tim Kempton	KTAR KMVP
Sacramento	Gary Gerould		KHTK[37]

Spanish

Team	Play-by-play	Color commentator(s)	Flagship Station
Los Angeles Clippers	Armando Garcia		KWKW
Los Angeles Lakers	Fernando González	Jose Mantilla and Francisco Pinto
Phoenix	Arturo Ochoa	Samuel Sandoval	KSUN
Sacramento	Armando Botello		KRCX

Southwest Division

Television

Team	Play-by-play	Color commentator(s)	Sideline reporter(s)	Flagship TV Station	Streaming service
Dallas	Mark Followill	Derek Harper Devin Harris Jeff Wade	Jeff Wade Lesley McCaslin	MavsTV[a][39][40]	MavsTV (streaming service)[41]
Houston	Craig Ackerman	Ryan Hollins	Vanessa Richardson	Space City Home Network	SCHN+
Memphis	Pete Pranica	Brevin Knight	Rob Fischer	FanDuel Sports Network Southeast/Gray Media[b] (7 simulcasts)[42]	FanDuel Sports Network
New Orleans	Joel Meyers	Antonio Daniels	Andrew Lopez	Gulf Coast Sports & Entertainment Network WVUE-DT (Select games in New Orleans)[43][44][45]	Pelicans+[46]
San Antonio	Jacob Tobey	Sean Elliott Matt Bonner (select games) Fabricio Oberto (select games)		FanDuel Sports Network Southwest (most games) Tegna Inc.[c] (9 games)[47]	FanDuel Sports Network

Notes

1. Affiliates include

   • KFAA-TV/WFAA (Dallas-Fort Worth)
   • KCEN-TV/KAGS-LD (Waco)
   • KYTX (Tyler)
   • KWES NewsWest 9 & KWES 9.2 Quest (Midland-Odessa)
   • KXVA (Abilene)
   • KIDY (San Angelo)
   • KFDA-TV (Amarillo)
   • KDBC (El Paso)
   • KGBT-TV (Harlingen)
   • KXNU-LD (Laredo)
   • KMYL & KLCW (Lubbock)
   • KXII (Sherman)
   • KSHV-TV (Shreveport)
   • KJBO (Wichita Falls)
2. Affiliates include:

   • WMC-TV/WMC-DT3 (Memphis)
   • WSMV-TV/WSMV-DT2 (Nashville)
   • WBXX-TV/WVLT-DT2 (Knoxville)
   • KAIT-TV/KAIT-DT2 (Jonesboro)
   • WBGS-DT3 (Bowling Green)
   • WTVA-NBC/WTVA-ABC (Tupelo)
3. Affiliates include:

   • KENS (San Antonio)
   • KVUE (Austin)
   • KIII (Corpus Christi)

Radio

Team	Play-by-play	Color commentator(s)	Flagship Station
Dallas	Chuck Cooperstein	Brian Dameris	KEGL
Houston	Matt Thomas	Adam Clanton Adam Wexler	KBME (primary) KTRH (if there's a conflict with Houston Astros)
Memphis	Eric Hasseltine	Elliot Perry Michael Wallace	WMFS-FM
New Orleans	Todd Graffagnini	John DeShazier	WWL-AM & WWL-FM
San Antonio	Dan Weiss	TBA	WOAI[47]

Spanish

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

English announcers

Main articles: NBA on ESPN, NBA on ABC, NBA on NBC, and NBA on Prime Video

National television rights in English language in the United States are held by ESPN/ABC, NBC Sports and Prime Video, with ESPN Deportes and Telemundo broadcasting games in the Spanish language. During the regular season, ESPN and NBC airs most nationally televised games, with additional games streamed online exclusively on ESPN DTC, Peacock and Prime Video. ABC will also air a select number of games nationally.

Play-by-play	Color analyst(s)	Sideline reporter(s)	Rules analyst(s)	Network
Mike Breen (primary) Ryan Ruocco (secondary) Mark Jones (secondary) Dave Pasch (secondary) Marc Kestecher (select games)	Richard Jefferson (primary) Tim Legler (primary) Doris Burke (secondary) Jay Bilas (secondary) Stephanie White (secondary) Cory Alexander (select games)	Lisa Salters (primary) Malika Andrews (secondary) Katie George (secondary) Jorge Sedano (secondary) Alyssa Lang (secondary) Angel Gray (fill in)	Steve Javie	ESPN ESPN2 ABC ESPN DTC
Mike Tirico (primary) Noah Eagle (secondary) Terry Gannon (secondary) Michael Grady (secondary) Mark Followill (select games)	Reggie Miller (primary) Jamal Crawford (primary) Grant Hill (secondary) Robbie Hummel (secondary) Austin Rivers (secondary) Derek Fisher (secondary) Brad Daugherty (select games) Brian Scalabrine (select games) Vince Carter (fill in)	Zora Stephenson (primary) Ashley ShahAhmadi (secondary) Grant Liffman (secondary) Jordan Cornette (secondary) Austin Rivers (fill in) John Fanta (fill in)	—	NBC NBCSN Peacock
Ian Eagle (primary) Kevin Harlan (secondary) Michael Grady (secondary) Eric Collins (secondary)	Stan Van Gundy (primary) Dwyane Wade (secondary) Candace Parker (secondary) Brent Barry (secondary) Jim Jackson (secondary) Steve Nash (select games) Dell Curry (select games)	Cassidy Hubbarth (primary) Allie Clifton (secondary) Kristina Pink (secondary) JayDee Dyer (fill in)	—	Prime Video
Marc Kestecher Sean Kelley Mike Couzens	P. J. Carlesimo Cory Alexander Sarah Kustok	—		ESPN Radio

Spanish announcers

Play-by-play	Color analyst(s)	Sideline reporter(s)	Network
Ernesto Jerez Leonardo Montero Alejandro Pérez Fernando Tirado Julia Headley	Andrés Nocioni Fabricio Oberto Julio Lamas Miguel Angel Briseno Toño Rodriguez	Katia Castorena (playoffs) Sebastian Martínez Christensen (playoffs)	ESPN Deportes ABC (on SAP)
Álvaro Martín Alfre Alvarez José Francisco Rivera Edgar Lopez	Greivis Vásquez Diego Balado	—	Telemundo Peacock NBC (on SAP)
Álvaro Martín Enrique Garay Alex Blanco Charlie Cancino Carlos Altamirano Fernanda Aguilera	Omar Quintero Carlos Morales Germán Beder Jorge Mota Mary Carmen Lara Paulina García Robles	—	Prime Video (on SAP)

International broadcasters

Americas

Central America and Mexico

• Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama: ESPN, Prime Video, HBO Max^[48]
• Mexico: ESPN/Disney+, Prime Video and NBA TV International

South America

• Argentina: ESPN, Prime Video, TNT Sports/HBO Max^[48]
• Bolivia: ESPN, Prime Video, TNT/HBO Max^[48]
• Brazil: ESPN/Disney+ and Prime Video
• Chile: ESPN, Prime Video, TNT Sports/HBO Max^[48]
• Colombia: ESPN, Prime Video, TNT/HBO Max^[48]
• Ecuador: ESPN, Prime Video, TNT/HBO Max^[48]
• Paraguay: ESPN, Prime Video, TNT/HBO Max^[48]
• Peru: ESPN, Prime Video, TNT/HBO Max^[48]
• Suriname: ESPN, Prime Video
• Uruguay: ESPN, Prime Video, TNT/HBO Max^[48]
• Venezuela: ESPN, Prime Video, TNT/HBO Max^[48]

North America and Caribbean

• Canada: TSN, Sportsnet, RDS and NBA TV Canada
• Caribbean: ESPN, Prime Video and NBA TV International
• Dominican Republic: ESPN, Prime Video and NBA TV International
• Puerto Rico: ABC/ESPN, WAPA 2 Deportes, NBC/Peacock, Prime Video, NBA TV

Europe

• Albania: Tring Sport
• Andorra: DAZN and Prime Video
• Armenia: Setanta Sports and Fast Sports
• Austria: Sky Sport and Prime Video.^[49][50]
• Azerbaijan: Setanta Sports
• Bosnia and Herzegovina: Arena Sport and Prime Video
• Belgium: DAZN and Prime Video
• Bulgaria: Diema Sport
• Croatia: Sport Klub and Prime Video
• Cyprus: CYTA
• Czech Republic: Nova Sport
• Denmark: 6'eren/HBO Max
• Estonia: Go3 Sport and Prime Video
• Finland: TV5/HBO Max
• France: beIN Sports and Prime Video
• Georgia: Setanta Sports and Silknet
• Germany: Sky Sport and Prime Video.^[51][50]
• Greece: Cosmote Sport and Prime Video
• Hungary: Sport1 and Prime Video
• Iceland: Stöð 2 Sport
• Ireland: Sky Sports and Prime Video
• Italy: Sky Sport and Prime Video
• Kosovo: Sport
• Latvia: Go3 Sport and Prime Video
• Liechtenstein: Sky Sport and Prime Video.^[49][50]
• Lithuania: Go3 Sport and Prime Video
• Luxembourg: DAZN and Prime Video
• Moldova: Setanta Sports
• Montenegro: Arena Sport and Prime Video
• Netherlands: ESPN
• North Macedonia: Arena Sport and Prime Video
• Norway: Rex/HBO Max
• Poland: Eurosport/HBO Max
• Portugal: Sport TV and Prime Video
• Romania: Antena Play and Prime Video
• Russia: N/A (MEGOGO was the most recent rights holder in Russia prior to the Russia invasion to Ukraine in 2022. NBA programming of all kinds in Russia has since been discontinued)
• San Marino: Sky Sport and Prime Video
• Serbia: Arena Sport and Prime Video
• Slovakia: Nova Sport
• Slovenia: Sport Klub and Prime Video and
• Spain: DAZN and Prime Video
• Sweden: Kanal 9/HBO Max
• Turkey: S Sport and Prime Video
• Switzerland: Sky Sport and Prime Video.^[49][50]
• Ukraine: Maincast
• United Kingdom: Sky Sports and Prime Video.^[52][53]

Sub-Saharan Africa

• Sub-Saharan Africa: ESPN, Canal+ Sport, SuperSport, Prime Video and NBA TV International
• South Africa: ESPN, SuperSport and Prime Video

Middle East and North Africa

• Israel: Sport 5
• MENA: beIN Sports and Prime Video^[54]

Asia-Pacific

• Central Asia: Setanta Sports
• China: Tencent, Migu, CCTV and Shanghai Media Group
• Hong Kong: Now Sports, ViuTV, and NBA TV International
• Macau: M Plus
• India: Prime Video
• Indonesia: Prime Video, Indihome TV and NBA TV International
• Japan: Lemino, ^{[citation needed]} Prime Video and Wowow
• Malaysia: Prime Video
• South Korea: Coupang Play and Prime Video^[55]
• Mongolia: Premier Sports Network and Prime Video
• Philippines: One Sports/NBA TV Philippines,^[56][57] Prime Video^[58] and Disney+^[59]
• Singapore: Prime Video
• Taiwan: Videoland
• Thailand: AIS Play and Prime Video
• Tajikistan: Varzish TV
• Vietnam: FPT Play.^[60]

Oceania

• Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea and Pacific Islands: ESPN and Prime Video

See also

• NBA TV
• NBA TV Canada
• NBA TV Philippines
• NBA League Pass
• NBA on television
• List of current Major League Baseball broadcasters
• List of current NFL broadcasters
• List of current Major League Soccer broadcasters
• List of current National Hockey League broadcasters
• List of historical NBA over-the-air television broadcasters
• List of current WNBA broadcasters

Notes

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.