NBA fans were treated to the great Kevin Harlan calling play-by-play for Monday night’s first-round playoff game between the Philadelphia 76ers and Brooklyn Nets on TNT.
And in the second quarter of the high-scoring game (which resulted in the 76ers winning 145-123), Harlan had to read an advertisement for Burger King, specifically promoting the fast-food chain’s Angry Whopper.
While most announcers (understandably) read these promos like robots, Harlan treated it like a basketball player throwing down a ridiculous dunk.
I might just buy an Angry Whopper based on Kevin Harlan's read pic.twitter.com/FmBRKaHJ8B
— Gifdsports (@gifdsports) April 16, 2019
Turning moments like this into very entertaining moments is nothing new for Harlan. Take his call of a fan spilling beer and his call of a fan running on the field as examples.
Update: Well over a year later, Kevin Harlan is still doing hilarious ad reads for Burger King.
Kevin Harlan is an amazing pitchman for Burger King. pic.twitter.com/nw3ctdspap
— Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) September 4, 2020
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