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January 2014
United States
2013 to 2014
* additional information:
Los Angeles Lakers: Local TV broadcasters are Time Warner Cable, Sportsnet and Time Warner Cable Deportes; 20-year agreement worth 200 million U.S. dollars annually starting with the 2012/13 season
Houston Rockets: Local TV broadcaster is CSN Houston; 20-year agreement with Comcast Sportsnet. In addition to the annual rights fee the Houston Rockets received a 31% equity stake in the network.
New York Knicks: Local TV broadcaster is MSG Network
Boston Celtics: Local TV broadcaster is CSN NEw England; 20-year extension agreement runs through 2038. In addition to annual rights fee the Boston Celtics received a 20% equity stake in the network,
Detroit Pistons: Local TV broadcaster is Fox Sports Detroit. 10-year deal that expires at the end of the 2017/18 season.
Golden State Warriors: Local TV broadcaster is CSN Bay Area. Current deal runs through 2014/15 season.
Cleveland Cavaliers: Local TV broadcaster is Fox Sports Ohio. Current 10-year deal runs through 2015/16 season.
Chicago Bulls: Local TV broadcasters are CSN Chicago, WGN and WCIU.
Brooklyn Nets: Local TV braodcaster is the YES Network. Current deal, which expires after the 2031/32 season, was negotiated when the team moved from New Jersey to Brooklyn
Miami Heat: Local TV broadcaster is Sun Sports.
