We close out the Eastern Conference with the Southeast Division, which features plenty of long-time, established broadcasters. Will that familiarity lead to higher grades?
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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Atlanta Hawks
-Bob Rathbun (play by play)
-Dominique Wilkins (analyst)
Charlotte Hornets
-Eric Collins (play by play)
-Dell Curry (analyst)
-Stephanie Ready (analyst)
Miami Heat
-Eric Reid (play by play)
-Tony Fiorentino (analyst)
Orlando Magic
-David Steele (play by play)
-Jeff Turner (analyst)
Washington Wizards
-Steve Buckhantz (play by play)
-Phil Chenier (analyst)
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