J.E. Skeets

On the broadcast on Sunday when he's calling the Knicks game, he said, quote, I'll tell you a small part he said, I personally think it's a poor decision, is what Breen said.

Fans want to hear their team's announcers, at least in the first round, because for so many of us and all of my favorite teams growing up, the home team announcers, they became part of the family.

He added, I just think the fans deserve to be thrown a bone.

once in a while.

So Mike Breen, expressing his displeasure here in the NBA playoffs TV change, up or down on this, TK?

I'm up.

I think he's right.

And I think it's pretty cool that it's Mike Breen, the guy who's saying it.

He's like, literally, you're going to hear me again.

I'm basically talking about Clyde Frazier.

We got a great Knicks team here, and he's not going to be talking about him at all.

Getting towards the end of his career, you would have to imagine as well.

Clyde's like 80 years old almost, right?

Is he?

Wow, okay.

So he's an old fella.

But yeah, I mean, it's good for fans to be able to have the option.

I watch the national games, but if you're a Knicks fan living in New York, why would you not want to hear Mike Breen and Clyde Frazier on the call?

It's good for the announcers.

They're a part of the team.