Kevin Harlan

And I could see the move in the stem of the route before it was even performed.

And in broadcasting, there is a lot of that.

When your voice is, you're confident in it because you're not battling a cold or sniffles or allergies or whatever, or a horse.

And your voice is strong.

It does lead, I think, at least for me, a confidence.

And that's okay.

That's one thing I don't have to worry about now.

Now it's about pacing and periods and structure and cadence and things like that.

And on that unflinching, not to get too deep into the weeds here,

But when that guy made the move in our angle, you could just sense that even though he was outside the free throw lane and almost more of the circle and began to cut, swerve, and then dive, that he went in there and said, I'm getting that rim regardless of what's in my way, who's in my way, how many are in my way.

And that made it, that's, I guess, where that word came in.

He, with bravado, went in there and did not flinch at whatever was going to be in the way.

He went in there and made the play.

And I guess that's the kind of thing you think when you're going slow enough and you're in that zone and things are in your mind's eye with the vocal exertion, when it happens like that, those words seem to really erupt.

I guess.

I admire you greatly, Zach.

I'm privileged to be on.

Thank you so much.

A lot of fun.

And enjoy the game tonight at the Garden.