Despite the tenure of some of these broadcasters with these names, one name will generate the most discussion – Gus Johnson, in his first year as a part-timer with the Milwaukee Bucks. Just remember – you’re not grading one broadcaster, you’re grading each team as a whole.
Give each broadcast crew a rating, and if you have strong opinions in either direction, let us know in the comments as we’ll use that feedback in the final rankings of the broadcast teams. For more on the series and what it’s all about, click here.
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Chicago Bulls
-Neil Funk (play by play)
-Stacey King (analyst)
Cleveland Cavaliers
-Fred McLeod (play by play)
-Austin Carr (analyst)
Detroit Pistons
-George Blaha (play by play)
-Greg Kelser (analyst)
Indiana Pacers
-Chris Denari (play by play)
-Quinn Buckner (analyst)
Milwaukee Bucks
-Jim Paschke (play by play)
-Gus Johnson (play by play – select)
-Marques Johnson (analyst)
-Jon McGlocklin (analyst – select)
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