Awful Announcing
"I just know what I did and did not see from little light-skinned Steph. There have been too many times when he got so light-skinned in the Finals I couldn't see him any more, because he turned into a ghost. He just went 'Poof!' right before your very eyes."
The ESPN TV and Warriors radio calls of Golden State winning the NBA title.
It’s kind of bizarre to see Redick soften his stance so quickly after getting called "clown" by one nameless, faceless troll with 48 followers.
"He’s a phenomenon and everyone thinks they can be Steph Curry and it just doesn’t make any sense.”
"I mean you won championships, you've been an MVP, you're going to the Hall of Fame, what's the big deal about getting 48 or 50? I don't get that."
The multi-year deal includes first-look development deals with Universal Studio Group for scripted and unscripted television projects.
'Black Panther' director Ryan Coogler and his Proximity Media are also producers on the project.
"He hit it with a guy in front of him and a guy behind him!"
Following a writer mentoring a high school basketball star, the series will slightly change the movie's premise.
One of the podcasts will be a documentary-type program, while the other is an interview series.
"To me, Kenny lived a life that’s worth celebrating. I think that’s ultimately why this film has grown to what it is today."
What NBA players would you like to see in a H-O-R-S-E competition?
The film tells the story of Kenny Sailors, who popularized the jump shot in the 1940s.
