NBC will cover trials through weekend

Fri., July 9, 2004

The Spokesman-Review

NBC no longer has NFL football, NBA basketball or major league baseball, but it finds itself with a pool full of sports these days.

The network offers its first coverage of the U.S. Olympic swimming trials at Long Beach tonight at 8.

Saturday will feature the U.S. track and field trials at Sacramento at 8 p.m., plus the 200 butterfly, featuring swimmer Michael Phelps.

Sunday’s trials coverage, beginning at 7 p.m., will include track and field and swimming.

–L.A. Times

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