Kevin Harlan

Well, of course.

For either of those two guys to be on the hot seat is...

You know, as I said to you guys on so many occasions here, that...

you know, this is a good group of guys and they care a lot about what's going on.

And when you don't have success, nobody feels it more than us.

It's exertion, not exercise.

Well, how far back can I go?

I won't go back too far.

Go back to gladiator times if you want.

and thank you, by the way, whoever mentioned me, I would say Mike Breen.

I'm not sure if there's the established baseball voice.

Joe Davis does an incredible job at Fox and hockey, I think, or Sean McDonough.

Now, these are two of my friends, so I'm a little biased, but Sean is about as good in any sport that is given to him, baseball, hockey, and certainly football.

And Mike Green has been the longtime voice that we know of the NBA, took over from Arv, has carried it even to the next level.

So I'd say it's a tie between Mike Green and Sean McDonough.

Well, I love those moments, and you hope that you've got the right words at the right time and sequence the right way, cadence and everything, when something like that happens.

Luckily, he's not a quick twitch guy, and so he fell, he fell again, he kind of lumbered his way, and so it was slow enough to call.

And that made it kind of fun.

Of course, the moment and the heightened point of the game that it was and what it meant.

And, you know, they got a lot invested in that kid.