Who knew sports were supposed to be fun? As ESPN looks to reinvent and reinvigorate its flagship highlights program, SportsCenter, the fun has been put back into the show as of late.
It was taken to a new level on Thursday night, as Steve Levy, John Anderson, and Tim Legler did a live shot following the second game of the Cleveland Cavaliers-Toronto Raptors Eastern Conference finals series. With the Raptors getting worked 108-89 and down 2-0 in the series, apparently Levy decided to join in the Cavs dancers’ fun in the background of the stand-up shot:
All of this comes on the heels of Kenny Mayne going all horse-sex on us during Wednesday’s edition of SportsCenter.
So, it appears the folks at “The Mothership” are letting their personalities actually show their personalities as of late.

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