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TV Audiences Can See Knicks Suck In 3D
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Ben Yakas
Published Oct 6, 2010
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ESPN and the NBA announced that the Dec. 17 Knicks- Miami Heat match-up will be the first NBA game shown in 3D. The game will also be the first time the new-look Heat, led by LeBron James, Dwayne Wade and Chris Bosh, will come to Madison Square Garden. Eight regular season games will be shown on ESPN 3D channel, including the Feb. 11 game at the Garden between the Knicks and LA Lakers; six playoff games will be shown in the format, too. For an idea of what it might look like, check out this video. Now the NBA's just got to hope that NYers like the Knicks again by that point.
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