The 2006 NBA playoffs are heating up and just in time, you can follow your favorite teams on iTunes. Pick one of the remaining eight teams and download full recaps of every game that team plays from the Conference Semifinals through the Finals. You can also relive your team’s action-packed year with our exclusive season recap video available at the end of the season. Plus, get episodes of “Inside the NBA on TNT,” featuring the award-winning TNT Studio team of Ernie Johnson, Kenny Smith, and Charles Barkley.
NBA Playoff Teams available:
• Cleveland Cavaliers
• Dallas Mavericks
• Detroit Pistons
• Los Angeles Clippers
• Miami Heat
• New Jersey Nets
• Phoenix Suns
• San Antonio Spurs
iTunes link: NBA Playoffs and Finals 2006
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Would be interested if only every game didn’t end with a scoreline of 110 – 111
When is football coming to iTunes? The world game that is played with the feet–you know–football (soccer for you yanks.)
This yank on the left coast loves Manchester United.
iTunes should carry the soccer worldcup games.
if only the NBA were remotely interesting
As an AAPL investor, I love it. Apple needs to go after and place onto iTunes all of the sports video content they can find. This will generate iPod sales. I know that what I said is obvious, but these stories of new content on iTunes for various customer demographic catagories add up to a lot of new iPod customers for Apple.
Sorry Apple, you suckered me once with the NCAA. In the words of The Who, “I won’t get fooled again!”
Oh well… my dear Lakers are already out of the hunt. Talk about missing a massive market…
Gil, what about Theo Walcott?
The rest of these posers – sorry– posters are saying–What?
“Not available yet in US store”
This is cool, as I don’t have extortionarily priced cable TV.
As far as soccer goes, it’s the second most boring activity of all, right behind golf. Any game that uses a ball but you can’t use your hands, well that’s just plain stupid.
Yeah neomonkey, go play FOOTBALL with your hands, and don’t forget to put on you armor in case someone bumps into you.
SB- your armor
FOOTball with hands? oh so interesting to see people hitting one another, is it even civilised enough to play??
Ron,
Great player for Arsenal.
Anyone who says soccer is “boring” has never really watched it. You need to watch more than a single World Cup match between two tentative sides too terrified of losing to really play. Turn on MLS some Saturday. Yeah, our league may not be up to European standards, but they can put on an exciting show.
Oh, and I suppose NFL football is more exciting than soccer? Lets look at a simple statistic. There are 60 minutes on the NFL game clock. The games take over 3 hours to play. So what’s happening for the other two hours? That’s right, NOTHING! Contrast that to soccer, which doesn’t have commercial interruptions because the play goes non-stop for 45 minutes!
NASCAR! NASCAR! NASCAR!
Big fanbase there.
LordRobin >the play goes non-stop for 45 minutes!>
Make that times two.
In a major league baseball game there are, between 9 and 12 minutes of actual action. the other time (2 to three hours) is taken up by guys scratching themselves, tugging at their caps and spitting in the dugout.
Good lord, the Clippers?!?!? I’m STILL having a hard time believing that one.
The Lakers are NEVER going to live this one down!
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$8.99 for a season pass. The same price if your team looses this round or goes all the way to the finals.
How much confidence do you have in your team?
Screw the NBA.
Cornrolls.
Tattoos.
Jewelry.
Attitudes.
Excessive dunking.
They lost my interest several years ago.
I used to be a faithful viewer but haven’t
watched a minute of the NBA in a long time.