Bill Walton delivers message to UCLA ahead of Final Four with very fitting backdrop
Bill Walton bringing the positive energy to UCLA before the Bruins face Gonzaga in the Final Four.
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“I won’t sleep really until the next game”: Bill Walton is hard on himself as a broadcaster
"If I can only figure out what I’m doing as a ‘professional,’ I would feel a lot better about myself."
ESPN’s USC-UCLA game promo had Bill Walton reprising his role as a bear
This is one of many times Walton has done bear growls on air.
Jason Benetti noted the silence when Bill Walton’s feed went down (and happy birthday to Bill’s dog)
Bill Walton was in form today for the Maui Invitational, even if he's not actually in Maui.
“Fire On The Mountain,” the Bill Walton-narrated and Grateful Dead-soundtracked extreme sports film, will air on ESPN and ABC
"Recently, while shadow boxing the apocalypse, and wandering the land, I came upon the creation of the world, and the birth of fire. I quickly spiraled round and round, and was immediately sucked into the vortex of Fire On The Mountain —The Movie. It has become a harmonic convergence of the highest order."
Bill Walton has plenty to say about ‘grass’ and pretends to call a 2000 Indiana Pacers game during Colorado-Oregon broadcast on ESPN
"Great offensive rebounding here by the Buffaloes! Looks like they had some good grass at halftime."
Bill Walton attempts to make a noise for every XFL team during promo
Bill Walton had some fun with an ESPN XFL promo.
Bill Walton gets to call a grand slam and Mike Trout homer, and can’t believe a pitcher’s last name is Bummer
"Bummer? He's not a bummer. He's a meteor. He's an asteroid, soaring through the universe."
The greatest achievement in the history of western civilization is this mystery novel starring Bill Walton and Dave Pasch
“Walton seems like the kind of guy who, if a friend came to him in need, he would do anything to help. So I just took that to the most extreme and fictional place possible, of him fighting crime.”
Bill Walton joined Ralph Lawler in the booth for Lawler’s final regular season game as Clippers announcer
Ralph Lawler and Bill Walton reunited for one last time to honor Lawler's 40-year broadcasting career.
Bill Walton will again partner with Ralph Lawler for “Ralph Lawler Night,” Lawler’s final regular-season Clippers’ broadcast
Lawler and Walton called Clippers' games together from 1990-2002.
