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Adrian Wojnarowski: ‘I’ve Not Looked Back’ Since Joining St. Bonaventure University
"There hasn’t been one moment since I left ESPN in September where I thought I wanted to be doing anything but what I’m doing now at St. Bonaventure."
Game 1 of NBA Western Conference Finals Averages 5.36 Million Viewers on ESPN, ESPN2
"The Western Conference Finals are also featuring an 'InsightCast' featuring Ryan Ruocco, Tim Legler and Kirk Goldsberry, the first of which averaged 366,000 viewers on ESPN2."
Michael Jordan to Serve as Special Contributor for NBA on NBC
"Looking forward to seeing you all when the 'NBA on NBC' launches this October."
Michelle Smallmon: ‘I Love Our ‘UnSportsmanLike’ Community Because They Always Make Me Think’
"Never once did I think that we would hear, 'Tom Thibodeau should be fired' today."
NBC to Utilize AI Version of Jim Fagan’s Voice to Promote NBA Broadcast Property
NBC is reportedly going to be hiring current vocal artists that will complement the presentations as well.
Amazon’s Prime Video Adds Udonis Haslem, Dwyane Wade, Candace Parker, Steve Nash to NBA Coverage
"We're incredibly proud to welcome Candace, Dwyane, Steve, and Udonis to the Prime Video family."
Charles Barkley: ‘The Clowns at ESPN, They Always Make Me Laugh’
"I told you, I said, ‘Lakers aren’t a good team,’ but ESPN was just swinging on them like they were damn King Kong."
Dwyane Wade, Candace Parker Expected to Join Amazon’s Prime Video NBA Coverage: Report
Steve Nash will reportedly serve as a game and studio analyst for NBA coverage on Prime Video as well.
Tim Legler: Vantage Point Did Not Allow Us to See Knicks-Pistons Ending in Real Time
“My vantage point calling the game, Dan, was tough because it was across the court all the way in the corner to my right – all the way across the court – with a lot of bodies over there."
Adam Silver: Airing NBA Broadcasts on Internet Television Presents New Functionality
"What I think people aren’t talking enough about is when you move to essentially internet television, and that’s what it is."