The best things in life are free, but Doris Burke praised the way New York Knicks guard and captain Jalen Brunson earns his time at the foul line. After
ESPN announcer Mike Breen had some fun with Doris Burke on Tuesday night. Breen was on the call for ESPN’s broadcast of the NBA Cup final between the Milwaukee Bucks and Oklahoma City Thunder.
Few things are more polarizing in Chicago than the Bulls. But snow might be one of those things! See, I’m a big fan. I’m truly the happiest during the winter months and often joke that have reverse seasonal depression disorder.
After getting the national television treatment on TNT for Tuesday's game against the Dallas Mavericks, the Minnesota Timberwolves are back in the national spotlight on ESPN Friday night in their showdown with the Denver Nuggets.
The following article "ESPN to rotate second analyst with Breen and Burke" originally appeared on Sports Media Watch. ESPN plans to begin the new NBA season without a permanent third member of its lead NBA broadcast team.
Emotions are high at the TD Garden on Monday night, with the Boston Celtics attempting to win an NBA Championship over the Dallas Mavericks. Play has been physical thus far in the first half and players have had to play through some contact.
Doris Burke added another bit of glitter to her impressive career resume this NBA Finals, becoming the first woman to call championship finals game in one of the four major professional U.S.
The NBA has a number of excellent commentators and analysts who do an excellent job covering games and without a doubt one of the most universally loved and respected is ESPN’s Doris Burke.
Doris Burke has called plenty of big games in her illustrious career. From Los Angeles Lakers games to high-octane games that went to overtime, she’s lent her voice to describe the scenes that many basketball fans would remember for years to come.
Doris Burke made American professional sports history on Thursday night when she called Game 1 of the NBA Finals between the Boston Celtics and Dallas Mavericks.
Doris Burke will make history on Thursday night as she becomes the first woman to serve as a game analyst on television during a major men's professional championship event when she's on the call for the 2024 NBA Finals.
On Thursday, Doris Burke of ESPN/ABC will call Game 1 of the NBA Finals, becoming the first woman to be the head television analyst for a men's professional championship game.
When the 2024 NBA Finals between the Boston Celtics and Dallas Mavericks begin on Thursday night, ABC/ESPN's Doris Burke will be making history of her own.
What a way to begin the NBA playoffs. For the first two minutes of the Cleveland Cavaliers-Orlando Magic game, we saw a couple of 3-pointers for the Cavs and a basket by the Magic.
Now that Doc Rivers is returning to an NBA sideline with the Milwaukee Bucks, there appears to be a void left in ESPN/ABC's splashy reboot of its "A" play-by-play team that's helmed by Hall of Fame play-by-play announcer Mike Breen.
Weeks after Jeff Van Gundy was let go in ESPN's layoffs, the network is reportedly reshuffling its top NBA play-by-play team with a promotion and a hiring.
Trying to narrow down our top 25 NBA play-by-play announcers and color commentators was not easy, and we're sure some notables are missing. But we think we've compiled an overall sound list of NBA voices that are highly entertaining.
Trying to nail down the best college basketball play-by-play announcers, analysts and color commenters can be extremely daunting, but also subjective in may cases. Well, we gave it a shot anyway.