Mark Jackson: Doc Rivers will ‘be great’ on ESPN’s top NBA crew
“I wish Doc nothing but the best."
“I wish Doc nothing but the best."
ESPN is ultimately planning to see Ruocco, Redick and Jefferson become their lead NBA broadcast team.
Dan Le Batard confessed that when it comes to broadcasters, the radio personality isn't moved unless you're notably, "truly awful."
"While ESPN made these moves on their own, a byproduct of them is that it will likely make the NBA commissioner Adam Silver and league executives happy."
Given its cost-cutting mandate, ESPN is likely to stay in-house by promoting one of JJ Redick, Doris Burke or Richard Jefferson, but four-time NBA head coach Doc Rivers remains squarely in the mix.
Rivers is said to be 'very close' with Mike Breen
The longtime coach spent one season (2003-04) as an analyst for the NBA on ABC
What an all-time news dump for Ben Simmons.
"I've never been more proud of my dad than I was that night."
The joys of Zoom and trying to work from home!
Oliver suggested that a notable critic of the NBA protests "get f**cked," as well.
Rivers is not a fan of questions about late-game clock management.