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Tim Legler opens up on replacing Doris Burke in top ESPN NBA booth

"She and I have always have had a great relationship, and that continues to this day."

"No way ESPN talking actual basketball with actual basketball experts."

"I think it was the right decision because we were still searching for the perfect combination."

ESPN will have a different NBA Finals booth for the fourth time in as many years.

"I love the adrenaline and the live-action, in-the-moment teaching it allows you to do."

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"I think you learn a lot about yourself and your perseverance."

"ESPN didn't want this story out there at that point right before the Finals, I get that."

Tim Legler could be in line for a major promotion, with ESPN reportedly considering him for a spot in its NBA Finals broadcast booth.

"That's an abomination, an abomination offensively to play the way they played."

"Now, he is going to welcome this opportunity to prove to a lot of people, particularly in Dallas, what he's capable of."

The move could indicate that Jefferson is in pole position to call the NBA Finals.

ESPN announced the re-signing of multiple NBA personalities with new expanded roles for Tim Legler and Kendrick Perkins.

ESPN didn't announce specific broadcast booths.

"They're likely not gonna make any moves until maybe the end of the calendar year."

ESPN is seeking a new analyst for its top NBA booth alongside Mike Breen and Doris Burke.

Maybe Scott Van Pelt's shoutout did the trick after all.

"Nobody's better at talking basketball than Tim Legler."

"I wish I had video of all the meetings I’ve been in this year at ESPN when I wanted to talk more about the Indiana Pacers."

"I'm not trying to act like I can compete with the man … I can make one shot!"

"He was 3-for-18."

"There are some memories in life that you try as hard as you possibly can to erase from your memory bank."

AllCity is banking on its success in local markets translating to the national level.

Crowder taking a three-pointer with 50 seconds left and an 18-point Grizzlies lead nearly ignited a brawl.