Kevin Harlan

And he's so understanding and so empathetic.

And he just has all these qualities that as a viewer of a game that I want to hear in my broadcaster.

And he always conveys that.

And just one of the thousands of reasons why he's probably the best we've ever had along with Marv in the NBA.

And so I know that feeling.

We had another one like that, too, Zach, in game six a couple years ago.

Miami, Boston, and White goes in at the buzzer and puts up the layup.

And the officials, who I immediately look forward to, because it's hard to call that and look at the clock and say, is my timing off?

Is the light off?

Is the buzzer?

But I'm looking at the officials, and I saw their reaction immediately.

And they didn't know.

And so he goes in and it was just it was eyelash how close it was clearly.

But he got it to go.

And but there was a stop.

And I looked at the benches and I get a reaction sometime with these players and their reaction.

And both benches didn't know what had happened.

So there are those moments.

when you're broadcasting, there's always this famous thing, and in doubt, lay out.

And so there's a little bit of a doubt there.