Kevin Harlan Archives

Kevin Harlan calls A10 championship confetti mishap: ‘Someone hit the wrong button!’

"We can’t see our notes! The players can’t work on this court! Confetti is everywhere!"

"Kevin Harlan could read my car's warranty and I'd hang on every word."

While the future of traditional radio remains uncertain, Kevin Harlan views it as potentially secure for live sports and talk shows.

"MAHOMES MAGIC MAKES ITS WAY TO BIKINI BOTTOM, AND THE CHIEFS HAVE DONE IT ONCE AGAIN!"

The Harlans become the first father-duo to work a Super Bowl broadcast.

"It feels like I've broken an FCC rule right there."

Wide Right

"Can you believe I'm talking to Bob Costas?"

"Here is a hill I'll die on: Kevin Harlan is the best play-by-play man, and no one else even comes close."

"Kevin Harlan should call every Giannis vs. Wemby matchup until the end of time."

Kevin Harlan believes his most iconic call is still ahead, comparing his career to a stone cutter chipping away at a defining moment.

"Go ahead and try that one, Trent."

Harlan rose to the occasion as the Seattle Seahawks and Golden State Warriors mounted upset wins on back to back nights.

CBS Sports commentator Kevin Harlan once again found himself falling into the "announcer jinx" chute during the Raiders-Chiefs game Sunday.

"What is going on right now?"

"I'd better call my wife and tell her. She'll be surprised. 'That's where you've been all these Sundays!', she'll say."

"I’m in my early 60s. I’d like to go another 15 years, perhaps."

"He did not miss one field goal try in pregame."

ESPN opted to not show a replay of Nick Chubb’s horrific knee injury on Monday night after it...

"Gipson inside the 30, hits the jets!"

"They took a huge gamble."

Kevin Harlan is simply the best, as this amazing moment from Thursday night's Westwood One Radio telecast proved.

Kevin Harlan could read the phonebook and make it sound interesting as he proved once again with this brilliant ad read.

Harlan called some of the most memorable Miami Dolphins and Heat games in the past calendar year.