Jay Wright

I am Mr. Binge TV also, it should be pointed out.

I lead the streaming chase.

So I'm really enjoying myself.

He's Marv Albert, basketball Hall of Famer, longtime voice of the Knicks and the Rangers there in 1970, 1973.

And, of course, NBA on NBC, NBA on TNT, play-by-play.

How often did you find yourself having to bite your tongue and not be critical of the Knicks when you were doing strictly Knicks games?

Well, I was critical at times.

I didn't feel I had to bite my tongue.

I always felt it was very important to tell what was happening because people would see it.

So, I mean, not to kill them, but I think you have to point out mistakes.

There were not many mistakes in the Red Holtzman era when you had, you know, that group of Reed and DeBuscher and Frazier and so on, Bradley.

But...

And that was a fun group to be around.

I mean, you know, Bill will be traveling with a load of books on every road trip.

In fact, he joined the team after being at Oxford.

He didn't come to them right away.

In fact, he played.

I remember he told me this story.

He was doing play-by-play of himself, as we all did when we shoot around the schoolyard or whatever.

And I asked him,