Kings announcers can’t believe Victor Wembanyama no-call ‘travesty’
In the last seconds of the Spurs victory over the Kings, Victor Wembanyama got away with an obvious over-the-back on Domantas Sabonis.
In the last seconds of the Spurs victory over the Kings, Victor Wembanyama got away with an obvious over-the-back on Domantas Sabonis.
"Deion Sanders at 15? Really?"
"I tell you what, that turkey leg has been passed around, folks."
"He said, 'I think I'm going to try and get a ticket tonight for the Clemson game.'"
"Mark Jones is the Jackie Chiles of Broadcasting."
"That's what he told us."
"In the words of BossMan Dlow on the sidelines, Colorado... pockets full of cheese and fresher than Febreze right now."
"Oh wow … he was deep in his bag, like the fries were at the bottom."
"That's going to be a pejorative, hurtful, deleterious turnover."
"He hit that like a stimulus check?"
"It's a combination of the BET Awards, when you look at the luminaries on the sidelines, and a football game."
While Bird certainly qualifies as "great," the 66-year-old Basketball Hall-of-Famer thankfully doesn’t fall into the "late great" category.
"One can only be called a sellout and a c**n and all of this other stuff but so much before you feel compelled to respond."
Jeff Van Gundy will be back on the call after missing Game 1 with COVID-19.
"Breen feels fine and the hope is for him to be available for Game 1 of the Finals."
Clippers' play-by-play broadcaster Noah Eagle did the best job describing the action.
"How many Fox are given? I say zero Fox are given!"
Jones has been at ESPN and ABC since 1990, and will continue to work for those networks in addition to his duties with the Kings.
Only one NBA broadcast team has a Black TV play-by-play announcer. The same is true for radio.
"For Olivia Dekker, Dusty Dvoracek and our entire crew, I'm Mark Jones. The Hokies get their first conference win of the year." "Oh, hang on!"
The scoreboard and speakers were swaying in the arena at Thomas & Mack Center.
Dawson called Jones' tweet "childish behavior that is unacceptable" and "frustrating and disappointing to us on many levels."
Mark Jones tweaked Washington in a tweet over the weekend, angering the school and the Pac-12.