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Jazz release broadcast dates
All but 13 of Utah's games will be televised
The Jazz released their season TV schedule on Wednesday. KJZZ-Ch. 14 will show 40 games starting with the season opener against the Los Angeles Lakers in the Delta Center Wednesday, Nov. 3.
It will also televise both games with the 2003-04 NBA-champion Detroit Pistons, new Jazzman Mehmet Okur's former club.
It will also show both potentially explosive games against Carlos Boozer's former team, the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Boozer left Cleveland under disputed circumstances to sign as a restricted free agent with the Jazz on July 30, when Utah's offer sheet was not matched by the Cavs. Although he had a year left on his rookie contract, Cleveland chose to tear up that contract in hopes of signing him for $41 million, thinking he had indicated plans to stay there. Instead, when the Jazz offered, with NBA approval, six years at $68 million, the Olympian opted for Utah.
KJZZ will also televise all four games with the San Antonio Spurs, and both times the Jazz meet Shaquille O'Neal and his new team, the Miami Heat.
FSN begins its Jazz telecast schedule Nov. 5 at Golden State.
NBA-TV will televise seven games starting Dec. 12 at Portland, and ESPN will have five, beginning with the home opener Nov. 3 against the Lakers.
For the 31st consecutive season, Rod Hundley will call the action on both KJZZ and FSN, with Ron Boone providing the color commentary.
E-mail: lham@desnews.com 2004-05 Utah Jazz TV schedule
All times Mountain
November Opponent Time TV 3 Wed L.A. Lakers 6:30 p.m. KJZZ ESPN 5 Fri at Golden Stat 8:30 p.m. FSN 6 Sat at Denver 7 p.m. KJZZ 8 Mon Denver 7p.m. FSN 10 Wed Toronto 7 p.m. 13 Sat Detroit 7 p.m. KJZZ 16 Tue at Charlotte 5 p.m. FSN 17 Wed at Orlando 5 p.m. FSN 19 Fri at Miami 5:30 p.m. KJZZ 20 Sat Atlanta 5 p.m. FSN
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