Euroleague Basketball Television Broadcasts

Barcelona, October 23rd, 2006. This year Euroleague Basketball will be emitted in more countries than ever, bringing the best European basketball closer to fans and viewers. Some features of the expansion in television programming include:

– This year’s Euroleague Basketball opening game, DKV Joventut vs. Panathinaikos on Tuesday, October 24th, will be shown in 10
countries (Spain, Greece, Turkey, Italy, UK, Ireland, Poland, Bulgaria, USA and Canada).

– Games played during the first week of the regular season will reach a minimum of 118 countries on all five continents.

– Germany and Bulgaria will be added to the growing list of countries that will have live transmission of Euroleague Basketball
games.

– Teledeporte of Spain will dedicate almost the entire day of October 24th to Euroleague Basketball, with exclusive programming
beginning at 8.30 and lasting until 23:00 CET. The Teledeporte programs will include:

08:30
– Introduction to a day of Euroleague Basketball
– Profile Drazen Petrovic
– Transmission of the first Final Four title game, 1988, Tracer Milan vs. Maccabi in Ghent, Belgium

10:15
– Profile Sarunas Jasikevicius
– Transmission of last Final Four title game, 2006, CSKA vs. Maccabi in Prague, Czech Republic

12:00
– Profile Dominique Wilkins
– Historical documentary (history of the competition, the first finals in black and white, the arrival of the Final Four, the European
breakup, and the recent history of the Euroleague)

12:30
– Profile Arvydas Sabonis
– Interview with Antonio Martin, remembering Real Madrid’s last title.
– Transmission of 1995 Final Four title game, Real Madrid vs. Olimpiakos, in Zaragoza, Spain

14:15
– Profile Juan Antonio San Epifanio
– Interview with Rodrigo de la Fuente, remembering FC Barcelona’s 2003 title
– Transmission of 2003 Final Four title game, FC Barcelona vs. Benetton in Barcelona, Spain

16:00
– Documentary Jordi Villacampa of DKV Joventut, a president who knows from experience
– Transmission of the 1994 Final Four title game, Joventut vs. Olympiakos in Tel Aviv, Israel

17:30
– Profile Toni Kukoc
– Re-transmission of the historical documentary shown at 12:00

19:45
– Link up with Badalona for live coverage of Euroleague opening game, DKV Joventut vs. Panathinaikos
– Review Euroleague Basketball 2005-06
– Live interviews with Alfred Julbe, Rafa Vecina, Rafa Jofresa and others.
– Special report on Joventut: Badalona=Basketball, Europe’s basketball city

20:15
– Pre-game interviews
– Profile Zeljko Obradovic, the European coach with the most titles
– Joventut’s European trajectory (historical)
– Presentation of Joventut 2006-07
– Panathinaikos Euroepan trajectory (historical) and 2006-07 presentation

20:30
– Interview Jordi Bertomeu, Euroleague Basketball CEO
– Euroleague Basketball presentation acts from Badalona

20:45
– Live transmission, DKV Joventut vs. Panathinaikos
– Post-game interviews

22:30
– Euroleague Basketball season 2006-07
– repeat of player profiles
– Profile Drazen Petrovic
– Profile Sarunas Jasikevicius
– Profile Dominique Wilkins
– Profile Arvydas Sabonis
– Profile Juan Antonio San Epifanio
– Profile Toni Kukoc

23:00
Sign off from Badalona

The complete season television programming is as follows:

GAME

DATE

TIME *

TV CHANNELS *

DKV JOVENTUT- PANATHINAIKOS ATHENS

Oct. 24, 2006