When it comes to double entendre and innuendo breaking into sports telecasts, Charlotte Hornets play by play man Eric Collins delivered a Hall of Fame level entry Sunday night in a game in Los Angeles.
Lakers guard Jordan Clarkson pursued a loose ball that went towards the announcing table and Collins’ reaction was to say the following:
“Jordan Clarkson almost came in my lap.”
Use your imagination, folks.
https://twitter.com/TheCauldron/status/694008516722339840
Clearly Collins immediately realized what he had said given his reaction above, which may be the greatest announcer screengrab in this website’s history since the Kirk Herbstreit Earthquake Face.

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