Stephen A. rooting for short Celtics/Pacers series, needs ‘time off’
"I ain't rooting for no damn long series. I need some time off."
"I ain't rooting for no damn long series. I need some time off."
"This is how we do it, Ernie."
"I love the way our guys fought in this game."
"It was always Pacers in 7."
"What stood out to you for the Pacers?"
"Wrong network lost NBA rights."
"From my vantage point, I thought those calls could've gone our way."
"That sounds better than 'I blew the call,' Reg."
"What has this game come to?" ""Nobody came to see your *** play."
"How could three officials miss that?"
McNutt gathered herself after a miracle final minute at Madison Square Garden to deliver excellent analysis amid a signature Knicks playoff moment.
The NBA could do fans a solid by bring back some of their classic NBA Playoffs logos to help the postseason feel just a little more special.
"I'm so sick of these fools on other networks talking about the Lakers and the Warriors."
"It is one of the biggest leagues in the world and people care about it."
Barkley constantly seeming inconvenienced by having a $200 million contract to talk basketball is a weird schtick.
"And you better f****** smile."
"She walked in and said 'What do you want to eat?' And I'm like 'What do I want to eat?!?! Did you just watch?'"
“I’ve learned in my career to rarely trust my eyes and always trust the outcome."
One Boston Twitter account was a little behind the times on Sunday.
The NBA Playoffs on ESPN platforms have averaged 5.579 million viewers, which is up nine percent from last year.
Monday should have been the Nuggets’ ultimate coronation, but instead, the moment was largely overshadowed by the Lakers’ defeat
"You win Game 1 of the playoffs and all everybody talked about was the Lakers.”
NBA Western Conference Finals Denver Nuggets vs Los Angeles Lakers ESPN/ABC Mike Breen, Jeff Van Gundy, Mark Jackson,...
The hot start for the NBA Playoffs continues.
"The Sixers’ social media presence all but disappeared as the outcome became clearer, going dark for the better part of 24 hours."