If you prefer basketball broadcasters who won championships in college and the NBA, who worship the Grateful Dead and who use expressions like “that was a terrible call, terrrrible!” or “throw it down, big man, throw it down!,” then you are back in business.
Bill Walton, 60, has rejoined ESPN as a college basketball analyst and will work primarily Pac-12 telecasts on Wednesday and Thursday with play-by-play announcer Dave Pasch.
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The Miami HEAT and Indiana Pacers don’t start the Eastern Conference finals until Wednesday, but that hasn’t stopped the teams from engaging one another early. HEAT star forward LeBron James took exception S
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"@Knick_J: @LangGreene melo is better than lebron" --- whoa there young man, let's not exceed your speed. RT @ma__89: why do u say that ??? ---> because I have talked to all involved about why it happened. Wasn't a financial move. RT @ma__89: ---> Moving Harden was not "just" about money. James wanted a more significant role. That and a near max deal was too much
