Roman Augustoviz spends Minnesota's winters covering college hockey, specifically the Gophers, and other University of Minnesota sports. During the summer, he writes about the WNBA's Minnesota Lynx, with a dose of U sports sprinkled in. Follow him on Twitter @RomanStrib.

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A league-high 12 Lynx games on NBA TV this season

Posted by: Roman Augustoviz under Lynx Updated: May 16, 2012 - 6:26 PM
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The Lynx, the defending WNBA champions, will be on NBA TV a league-high 12 times this season.

All 12 WNBA teams are on NBA TV at least four times.

NBA TV's schedule will start with Los Angeles at Seattle at 9 p.m. on Friday. Before that, the 30-minute WNBA Preview Show will air at 5 p.m. Host Larry Smith and analyst LaChina Robinson will discuss both conferences and the Lynx's chances of repeating as league champions.

NBA TV appearances this season (an earlier blog had the Lynx with nine games and other teams with fewer games, too, because it was based on an incomplete NBA TV schedule):

12: Lynx, seven games at home games, five on road

10: San Antonio, Washington

Nine: Indiana, Los Angeles

Eight: New York, Phoenix

Six: Atlanta, Chicago

Four: Connecticut, Seattle, Tulsa

2012  NBA TV SCHEDULE

Friday: Los Angeles at Seattle, 9 pm ... first game of regular season

June 30: Seattle at New York, 3 pm ... only game in June

July 1: Lynx at San Antonio, 2 pm

July 3: Phoenix at San Antonio, 7 pm

July 5: Lynx at Los Angeles, 2 pm and San Antonio at Indiana, 6 pm ... first doubleheader

July 6: San Antonio at Washington, 6 pm

July 7: Connecticut at Lynx, 7 pm

July 8: San Antonio at New York, 3 pm and Atlanta at Los Angeles, 7:30 pm

 August 16: Washington at Indiana, 6 pm ... first of 12 games in 15 days in August after Olympic break

August 17: Washington at Lynx, 7 pm

August 18: Atlanta at Indiana, 6 pm

August 19: Chicago at Washington, 3 pm and Tulsa at Lynx, 6 pm

 August 21: Washington at San Antonio, 7 pm

August 22: Chicago at Atlanta, 6 pm

August 24: Atlanta at Washington, 6 pm

August 25: New York at Los Angeles, 9:30 pm

 August 28: San Antonio at Lynx, 7 pm

August 30: Indiana at New York, 6 pm

August 31: Tulsa at Lynx, 7 pm

Sept. 1: Washington at New York, 3 pm; Chicago at Indiana, 6 pm and San Antonio at Phoenix, 9 pm ... tripleheader

Sept. 2: Connecticut at Atlanta, 2 pm

Sept. 4: Los Angeles at Lynx., 7 pm

Sept. 5: Phoenix at New York, 6 pm

Sept. 9: Lynx at San Antonio, 2 pm and Phoenix at Indiana, 5 pm

Sept. 11: Seattle at Atlanta, 6 pm

Sept. 12: Connecticut at Phoenix, 9 pm

Sept. 13: Chicago at Los Angeles, 9:30 pm

Sept. 14: Seattle at San Antonio, 7 pm and Connecticut at Los Angeles, 10 pm

 Sept. 16: New York at Washington, 3 pm and Chicago at Phoenix, 5 pm

 Sept. 17: Indiana at Lynx, 6 pm

 Sept. 18: Phoenix at Los Angeles, 9:30 pm

 Sept. 20: Lynx at Los Angeles, 9:30 pm

 Sept. 21: Indiana at Washington, 6 pm and Lynx at Phoenix, 9 pm

 Sept. 22: Tulsa at New York, 1 pm and Washington at Chicago, 7 pm

 Sept. 23: Tulsa at Indiana, 4 pm

 OTHER LYNX GAMES ON TV

Sunday: Phoenix at Lynx, 11:30 am, Ch. 5. ... season opener

May 27: Seattle at Lynx, 6 pm, FSN

June 3: San Antonio at Lynx, 6 pm, FSN

June 23: Chicago at Lynx, 11:30 am, ESPN

 June 27: Phoenix at Lynx, 7 pm, FSN

July 7: Connecticut at Lynx, 7 pm, FSN

July 12: Tulsa at Lynx, noon, FSN

August 21: Lynx at Seattle, 9 pm, ESPN2

August 25: Lynx at Atlanta, 6 pm, ESPN2

Sept. 7: Atlanta at Lynx, 7 pm, FSN

Sept. 17: Indiana at Lynx, 7 pm, FSN (also NBA TV)

Sept. 21: Lynx at Phoenix, 9 pm FSN (also NBA TV)

BOTTOM LINE

Looking at those TV schedule up above, here is how the Lynx appearances break down: eight on FSN, 10 exclusively on NBA TV (and two more on games FSN covers), three on either ESPN or ESPN2 and one on ABC (Ch. 5).

So 22 of their 34 regular-season games will be on TV; 16 will air nationally, six regionally.

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