Announcers praise Cassidy Hubbarth during her final ESPN NBA game
"We're gonna miss her like crazy. But she is gonna be a slam dunk for their first-year coverage next year."
"We're gonna miss her like crazy. But she is gonna be a slam dunk for their first-year coverage next year."
"What I find so fascinating about Richard is he has, moreso than J.J. and I, this very natural understanding that TV broadcasting is an entertainment medium"
"And you can feel it in this arena, the love they've got for this guy."
"That play indicative of Beal's season, folks."
"I’m just like on a magic carpet ride when I’m thinking about being 80 years old, man! I can’t believe it."
"I can't think of a more fitting person to get that type of treatment here at Madison Square Garden."
"You guys know I love Breen but bad job by him and Richard Jefferson there."
"Alright, if somebody hits a game-winning shot in a Finals game, maybe that will do it..."
"41 minutes tonight. You feeling okay?"
Mikal Bridges was the recipient of the latest 'double bang' from the legendary Mike Breen for his buzzer beater against the Blazers.
"I’m happy for him and I think that’s a great crew."
"I have so much respect for the voices of our game."
Jefferson's contract is reportedly up after this season.
"The thing was that I thought that it didn't work."
"To have this being a thrilling ride right now and not be able to watch it, I couldn't imagine."
Is ESPN's approach to this NBA season coming back to bite it?
"There’s a lot more for this game than me just saying goodbye."
“The way he’s going, I think we’ll be having this conversation in 2032 and 2033 as he gets to 47, 48."
"You don’t call a technical there. Especially after you missed a call."
"I don't know why I said Pardon the Interruption."
"He has taken some bad shots in the first half"
Steph Curry got another double "BANG!" from Mike Breen in an epic Warriors comeback, but LeBron James and the Lakers got the last laugh.
"Brown will return to Milwaukee, Wis. where he began his professional coaching career as the assistant coach for the Milwaukee Bucks in 1972."
"I think it's important to state that her absence has nothing to do with the amount of money she lost on the blackjack tables in recent days."
"The gist of it was, 'I hope you're basking in the glow of all the praise being lavished on you, and you should be because it's richly deserved.'"