Denver Nuggets 2005-2006 NBA Round 1 Playoff Schedule


Television:
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Altitude Sports & Entertainment (ALT) on a regional basis (7 games*).
Announcers: Chris Marlowe & Scott Hastings.
Reporter: Julie Browman (home).
Studio: Joe Brown & Bill Hanzlik (home)
Julie Browman & Bill Hanzlik (road).
Turner Network Television (TNT) (2 games).
Announcers: Marv Albert & Steve Kerr or TBA.
Studio: Ernie Johnson Jr., Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley.
ESPN/ESPN2 (2 games).
Announcers: Brent Musburger & Bill Walton or TBA.
Studio: John Saunders/Tim Legler/Greg Anthony.
NBA-TV (TBA games).
Announcers: TBA.
Studio: TBA.

Check local listings for KMGH/ALT/ESPN/ESPN2/TNT/NBA-TV channel
availability and for HD availability depending on provider. ALT will
produce home games in both HD/SD format.

KMGH--7/ALT--25/ESPN--34/ESPN2--35/TNT--40/NBA TV--416 on most
Denver-area cable systems (Comcast). ALT--410 (Dish Network)/
644 (Direct TV), NBA TV--402 (Dish Network)/601 (Direct TV).

*1 selected game in conflict with NHL Colorado Avalanche game will be
telecast as "ALT2" on alternate channels depending on provider.
ALT2--5 on most Denver cable systems (Comcast)/448 (Dish Network)/
639 (Direct TV). Check other providers for availability/channel.


Radio:
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KKFN (950 AM) and the Altitude Radio Network.
Announcer: Jerry Schemmel.
Host: Jason Kosmicki.

Selected games in conflict with NHL Colorado Avalanche games will be
broadcast in Denver on KNUS (710 AM).


All times local Denver (Mountain). Times/TV are subject to change.


Date Game Time Telecast
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Sat 04/22 at L.A. Clippers 8:30pm ALT, ESPN
Mon 04/24 at L.A. Clippers 7:30pm ALT2, TNT
Thu 04/27 vs L.A. Clippers 8:30pm ALT, TNT
Sat 04/29 vs L.A. Clippers 8:30pm ALT, ESPN
Mon 05/01* at L.A. Clippers TBA ALT
Thu 05/04* vs L.A. Clippers TBA ALT
Sat 05/06* at L.A. Clippers TBA ALT
*if necessary


TBA on ESPN/TNT blackout policy. Taped replays of those games not
subject to blackout.

On Sat, 22 Apr 2006 04:20:24 GMT, mchelap@peakpeak.com ('Mad' Mark
Chelap) wrote:



Why in the world did the #3 seed not get HCA in the first round to a
#6 seed? This makes no sense. Is the NBA saying that winning a
division makes no difference? I think Denver was robbed.


Brian

On Fri, 05 May 2006 20:29:27 GMT, Brian Matthews <noonecares@ddd.com>
wrote:


That's their rules. I believe they're going to change it next year,
to say even more strongly that winning a division makes no difference.

I wonder why none of the major US sports has moved to 100% seeding.
The finals are still National vs League, or East vs West.