Kevin Harlan

Like, you've got to call the play, and then you've got to say, but did the shot go in at the buzzer?

And they're going to take a look, but they had not ruled it yet.

So there's always that pause.

So I get what Mike's going through.

We've all been through it.

And you just hope your instincts are clear and concise for the viewer.

That, you know, you're trying to put it together in real time.

It's a live broadcast.

There's no chance there to sit back as you're writing and retype it or whatever and make it look good what happened.

You're calling it as a broadcaster as it's unfolding.

It can be very challenging.

And Mike and I have talked about that.

We've all, all of us have gone through moments where there was a little bit of uncertainty.

Yeah, there, there are.

That's a good question.

I, I,

I guess I kind of feel like I've had at one time or another, you know, I called Michael Jordan from his fourth game rookie year.

And then I didn't call the NBA for about four years because the Kings left to go to Sacramento.

And that's when I got in the NFL, but I called Jordan from his fourth game.

As a pro with the Bulls, they played in Kansas City against the Kings.