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United States
Auto Racing
NASCAR
(starting in 2007)
NEXTEL Cup:
FOX: races #1 (Daytona 500) through 13; Bud Shootout;
TNT: races #14-19;
ABC/ESPN: races #20-36;
SPEED: All-Star Challenge;
Busch Series: All races on ABC, ESPN or ESPN2
Craftsman Truck Series: All races on SPEED, except for two races on FOX
Other auto racing series
IRL IndyCar Series: all races on ABC/ESPN/ESPN2 (through 2009);
Formula One: SPEED broadcasts Friday's 2nd Practice, Qualifying and the Race live for 13 events; FOX airs 4 races (2 live, 2 on tape-delay);
Champ Car World Series: In 2007 11 Events will be shown on ABC/ESPN/ESPN2 with the rest of the TV package on CBS or NBC;
Supercross: CBS/Speed Channel;
Baseball
Major League Baseball
Changes for 2007 Season
FOX: 26 Saturday afternoon games; All-Star Game; one League Championship Series*; World Series;
TBS: 26 Sunday afternoon games (beginning 2008); regular-season tiebreak games, if needed; Division Series games; one League Championship Series*;
TNT: Division series games not aired on sister network TBS;
ESPN: Sunday night games and two additional games per week; Opening Day games;
*In 2007, FOX will air the American League Championship Series, while TBS will air the National League Championship Series. These rights will alternate years through 2013.;
Additionally, local or regional broadcasters contract with the MLB team in their area for the right to broadcast a number of regular season games locally. These broadcasters can be traditional over-the-air television stations as well as regional cable sports channels. Three clubs (Atlanta Braves on TBS, Chicago Cubs and Chicago White Sox on WGN-TV) contract with local affiliates which have become superstations, so their regular season games are available nationwide. (Braves games will no longer be offered nationwide on TBS beginning in 2008.)
Source: MLB Press Release
Basketball
National Basketball Association
ABC: national broadcast contract (Sunday games); NBA Finals;
TNT: Thursday night doubleheader; All-Star Game; Western Conference Finals;
ESPN: Wednesday night game and Friday night doubleheader; Eastern Conference Finals;
NBA TV: Saturday, Monday and Tuesday night games;
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