Samsung TV and SB Nation to Host Free "March To The Championship" Viewing Parties in NYC, Saturday, 4/2

NEW YORK, March 29, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Samsung TV and SB Nation (www.sbnation.com), the country's largest and fastest growing online sports media company, will be hosting free, exclusive viewing parties for fans of the four final teams in New York City on Saturday, April 2nd at 5:30 p.m. at The Parlour Midtown (247 W. 30th St.) and Twelve21 (12 W. 21st St.).

With free food, open bar, cheerleaders, comedians, and more, the parties are open to any interested fans age 21 and over who RSVP via the Samsung TV USA Facebook (www.facebook.com/SamsungTVUSA) page.

Fans of all teams are encouraged to attend, but if you're looking for fellow VCU, UK, BU and UC fans, see times and locations below.

The Parlour Midtown -- 247 W. 30th Street (between 7th & 8th Ave.)

• 5:30 PM -- Virginia Commonwealth University
• 8:30 PM -- University of Kentucky

Twelve21 -- 12 W. 21st Street (between 5th & 6th Ave.)

• 5:30 PM -- Butler University
• 8:30 PM -- University of Connecticut

About SB Nation

SB Nation is the country's largest and fastest growing online sports media company. Based in Washington DC, SB Nation owns and operates nearly 300 team-centric, sport-specific and regional websites, creating the nation's preeminent network of online sports communities. Working with only the most respected writers, editors and bloggers, SB Nation empowers passionate fans to engage in high quality sports conversation. Each SB Nation site boasts its own name, URL, branding, guidelines and staff, and collectively the network produces more than 50,000 monthly pieces of unique sports content per day, more than any other media outlet. The company's national flagship site SBNation.com complements its team communities by covering sports news in real time with original content and the best sports news from across the web. For a full directory of SB Nation team and community sites log on to www.sbnation.com/blogs. The company's investors include Accel Partners, Comcast Interactive Capital, Allen & Company and Khosla Ventures.

SOURCE SB Nation