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The NBA D-League announced the official affiliations for 2010-2011 today, with few surprises. The new Texas Legends located in Frisco, TX will be the Dallas Mavericks' only affiliate, but will not be employing a hybrid system. The special relationship is on account of Mavericks GM Donnie Nelson being the majority owner of the Legends. Additionally, the defending champion Los Angeles Lakers will be affiliated with the Bakersfield Jam after shutting down the D-Fenders for a season. The Warriors have been shifted to the Reno Bighorns, and other than that, everything stays as it was last season. Particularly surprising was that no other teams opted for the hybrid model, even with as much success as Houston had with it last season. After the jump, the affiliates for the 2010 season.
Share Austin Toros (TX)
San Antonio Spurs
Bakersfield Jam (CA)
Los Angeles Clippers
Los Angeles Lakers
Dakota Wizards (Bismarck, ND)
Memphis Grizzlies
Washington Wizards
Erie BayHawks (PA)
Cleveland Cavaliers
Toronto Raptors
Fort Wayne Mad Ants (IN)
Detroit Pistons
Indiana Pacers
Milwaukee Bucks
Idaho Stampede (Boise, ID)
Denver Nuggets
Portland Trail Blazers
Iowa Energy (Des Moines, IA)
Chicago Bulls
Phoenix Suns
Maine Red Claws (Portland, ME)
Boston Celtics
Charlotte Bobcats
New Mexico Thunderbirds (Rio Rancho, NM)
New Orleans Hornets
Orlando Magic
Reno Bighorns (NV)
Golden State Warriors
Sacramento Kings
Rio Grande Valley Vipers (McAllen, TX)
Houston Rockets
Sioux Falls Skyforce (SD)
Miami Heat
Minnesota Timberwolves
Springfield Armor (MA)
New Jersey Nets
New York Knicks
Philadelphia 76ers
Texas Legends (Frisco, TX)
Dallas Mavericks
Tulsa 66ers (OK)
Oklahoma City Thunder
Utah Flash (Orem, UT)
Atlanta Hawks
Utah Jazz
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