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UPDATE: Deadspin is reporting that Bill Simmons was the driving force behind the recent shakeup. For almost a decade, Picks and Parlays has dominated the hardwood, with the winningest NBA picks. The schedule will feature blockbuster matchups and the games highest-profile superstars across Christmas Day, NBA Saturday Primetime on ABC, ABC Sunday Showcase and more.

Hopefully, as an NBA freak that wants informative programming, Burke and company can make me eat these words during the 2013-14 campaign. ESPN and ABC will combine to nationally televise 100 NBA regular season games during the 2022-2023 campaign. Their eyes are elsewhere, usually online, learning things that most TV-vetted analysts can’t or refuse to deliver.

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