For the sixth season, Mavericks fans can watch the team in Dallas on TXA-21 (formerly UPN-21) or FSN Southwest (with the exceptions of TNT & HDNET exclusives and ABC games). Each broadcast includes a half-hour pregame show. Calling all the action on both TXA-21 and FSNSW telecasts are Bob Ortegel and Mark Followill. Ortegel begins his 19th season as the Mavericks TV analyst and second season paired with Followill. Followill joins the TV broadcast this season doing play-by-play after spending five years as the play-by-play voice for the Mavericks on ESPN Radio 103.3 FM.

FSN Southwest (FSNSW) is once again the cable home of the Mavericks this season. These telecasts are integrated with FSN national programming, bringing the viewers scores, highlights, interviews and features from around the league before, during and after game broadcasts.

MAVERICKS RADIO
The Mavericks home on radio in the Metroplex is ESPN 103.3 FM (KESN). ESPN will broadcast all preseason and regular season games. For the sixth consecutive season, all games will be broadcast in Spanish on La Voz de Pueblo -1270 AM.

Cooperstein enters his second season as the play-by-play voice of the team on ESPN 103.3 FM. He has been a regular on the Dallas/Fort Worth sports scene since 1984 and has been an anchor on ESPN 103.3 FM since the station’s inception in 2001. For the last two years, he has hosted the Mavericks Insider and Mavs Talk. He will continue to host "SportsNight" weeknights on ESPN Radio. Brad Davis will join Cooperstein on the radio broadcasts. He begins his ninth season as the color analyst.

Once again the Dallas Mavericks will be broadcasting all games in Spanish on La Voz de Pueblo -1270 AM. La Voz de Pueblo -1270 AM is owned and operated by Hispanic Broadcasting Corporation, a quality-driven radio broadcast group committed to being the premier marketing company dedicated to serving Hispanics in the major United States Hispanic markets.