ESPN’s Mark Jackson revealed as lone NBA MVP voter who spurned Nikola Jokić
Charles Barkley said last week that this voter "shouldn’t get a vote.”
Charles Barkley said last week that this voter "shouldn’t get a vote.”
"With his dunking or his shooting?"
Mark Jackson's tortured "Who shot RJ?" reference/pun drew a deserved "What's wrong with you?" from JVG.
While the NBA is getting ripped by fans and analysts for resting its stars too often, the league’s No. 1 announcing crew ignored the load management mindset.
Van Gundy’s absence was almost predictable considering how sick he sounded during Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Finals.
Williams crossed Johnson up so bad the three-time Pro Bowler dropped like a fawn learning to walk
"If we were gonna play a game of two-on-two, what would Shaq say? BARBECUE CHICKEN!"
"The problem with the feature was simple: the Mark Jackson content was just too incendiary."
Mama, there goes that man... to the Los Angeles Lakers? Mark Jackson is also a finalist for the Sacramento Kings' head coaching job.
"Bill! Bill, Bill, there’s a timeout"
"Mike threw the lob and I went and got it"
Also a phone rang at some point in the first half! What a night!
Karl coached Anthony for seven seasons with the Denver Nuggets.
"Great offensive rebounding here by the Buffaloes! Looks like they had some good grass at halftime."
"[Rick Welts] is gay, so there was conflicts with that that was widespread, everyone was talking about that. ..." "Do you think Mark Jackson was blackballed from the NBA?" "I do, yes."
Why won't ESPN give the people what they want?
Why have an in game interview when you can't ask any prying questions?
"Let me ask you something."
Discussion about David Fizdale's coaching prospects led to a whole lot of aheming in the NBA on ABC booth, where both analysts are also reportedly candidates for at least the Knicks' job.
"To be able to call The Finals is beyond my wildest dreams, especially when you say 12 in a row."
A look at the top sports media videos over the last week on the video-sharing app Clippit.
Mark Jackson and Jeff Van Gundy talk dessert during Warriors-Spurs.
Mark Jackson will continue to call NBA games for ESPN for the next few years.
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