Mike Breen

When I see something special, that's me reacting as a fan, trying to do it in a professional way.

But sometimes the fan part seeps in, and I think that's a good thing.

I do too.

He brought it up.

During the season when the Knicks were out on the West Coast, a bunch of us all went to Napa Valley.

And on the ride, he brought it up like, man, he goes, what were you doing that night?

So I told him the whole thing and he, he, he laughed the whole thing about it.

I didn't know him very well prior to obviously respected his, his scoring prowess and stuff, but that was one game that as you said, they were out of it.

He just, he just wanted to come throw up every time.

And we shared a, we shared a good laugh about it.

And, but he was the one that brought it up.

I was going to bring it up to him, but he brought up person and he, he couldn't have been nicer about it.

You know, it's interesting.

You bring that up.

One of the great lessons I heard,

was from Snapper Jones.

Snapper Jones was one of the best people I've ever met.

And he used to give me help when I first started NBC.

I do some games with Snapper.

I did a lot of games with Snapper and Bill, Bill Walton.