Steve Nash joining NBA on TNT powerhouse

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10/10 addition


His comedy sketches with B Diddy were golden


Brilliant auditor and high IQ player, hopefully he can brings something similar we get from Tony Romo on CBS


NBA commentary is bleeding decent play by play guys (assuming Nash isn't stucking in some Area21 gig)

[keep-itreal]

they gotta get rid of Area 21....

[1987_Lakers]

10/10 addition


His comedy sketches with B Diddy were golden


Brilliant auditor and high IQ player, hopefully he can brings something similar we get from Tony Romo on CBS


NBA commentary is bleeding decent play by play guys (assuming Nash isn't stucking in some Area21 gig)

There is so much that goes on in a football game that the average fan can't see, it's a more complex sport than basketball, that alone will always make Romo better than any NBA commentator.

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There is so much that goes on in a football game that the average fan can't see, it's a more complex sport than basketball, that alone will always make Romo better than any NBA commentator.

Yeah, but NBA pace is also much faster with far more possessions


The only time you really get to analyze and break down gameplay is between timeouts/fouls.


NFL gives you that 40 second buffer between every play

[1987_Lakers]

Yeah, but NBA pace is also much faster with far more possessions


The only time you really get to analyze and break down gameplay is between timeouts/fouls.


NFL gives you that 40 second buffer between every play

Romo doesn't need the 40 second buffer, he calls out plays before the QB hikes the ball. lol.

[GimmeThat]

so he'll be telling us what's going on instead of who's doing what

next up, the guy who's quiet in the locker room actually isn't a cancer

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Romo doesn't need the 40 second buffer, he calls out plays before the QB hikes the ball. lol.

Yeah I watched the Superbowl and follow NFL too, Romo's great

Point is commentating play by play with a stop-n-go 40 sec playclock gives ample more time to generalize whats happening to a casual audience