ESPN’s announcer lineup revealed for stacked slate of Christmas NBA games
NY Post
It’s a tradition unlike any other.
ESPN has its customary quintuple-header for the NBA on Christmas, and The Post has learned the announcing lineups for all the games.
The slate kicks off at noon ET with the Knicks hosting the Bucks on ESPN.
Dave Pasch will be on the call, with the legendary 90-year-old Hubie Brown serving as color commentator and Adraya Carter as sideline reporter.
If you’re in transit, this game will also be broadcast on ESPN Radio with Sean Kelley and Cory Alexander on the call.
At 2:30 p.m. ET on ABC and ESPN, the defending-champion Nuggets will face a Warriors team, presumably still without the indefinitely suspended Draymond Green, in a game announced by Ryan Ruocco, Richard Jefferson and JJ Redick, with Katie George as sideline reporter.
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