****NBA TV will air Heat-Hornets Friday night. ESPN has added games against the Bobcats on 4/5 and the potential record tying game on 4/6 against the 76ers.
The Miami Heat and their run at the NBA's record 33 game win streak has captured the imagination of the country and will be all over the map this week with four road games. Over the weekend, ESPN has slotted in a in-state road game against the Orlando Magic this Monday night bumping its NIT telecast. The Heat are back on the WWL Wednesday with their originally scheduled game against the Chicago Bulls. If Miami win both games, it is likely one of the NBA's broadcast partners will select the game at New Orleans on Friday night. The week wraps up with the Heat's biggest test as they travel to San Antonio for potential Finals preview on NBA TV.
Tidbits:
With selecting the game against Orlando, ESPN has maxed their allotted Heat games, thus the remaining games will be subjected to local blackouts. The tying game is scheduled for Saturday, April 6 (home against Philadelphia). The record breaker is scheduled for Tuesday, April 9 (home against Milwaukee).
Monday, March 25
Miami Heat @ Orlando Magic (ESPN 7PM) Mike Breen, Jeff Van Gundy
Los Angeles Lakers @ Golden State Warriors (NBAtv 10:30PM) Local Broadcast
Tuesday, March 26
New York Knicks @ Boston Celtics (TNT 7PM) Matt Devlin, Mike Fratello
Los Angeles Clippers @ Dallas Mavericks (TNT 9:30PM) Dick Stockton, Chris Webber
Wednesday, March 27
Miami Heat @ Chicago Bulls (ESPN 8PM) Mike Breen, Jeff Van Gundy
Brooklyn Nets @ Portland Trail Blazers (ESPN 10:30PM) Mark Jones, Jon Barry
Friday, March 28
Miami Heat @ New Orleans Hornets (NBAtv* 8PM) Local Broadcast
Saturday, March 30
Indiana Pacers @ Phoenix Suns (NBAtv 10PM) Local Broadcast
Sunday, March 31
Miami Heat @ San Antonio Spurs (NBAtv 7PM) Local Broadcast
Detroit Pistons @ Chicago Bulls (WGNA 7PM) Neil Funk, Stacy King
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