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However, there is no NBA broadcast team that reaches the heights (or lows, rather) of homerism like the Nuggets' Chris Marlowe and Scott Hastings (pictured left and right, respectively). Their on-air comments towards the opposing team and NBA officials are consistently comparable in rationale and maturity to the student section at the Marriott Center .
Thankfully, tonight's game is being broadcast on ESPN since Marlowe and Hastings have a special vitriol for the Jazz. According to these two jokers:
- The Jazz are a bunch of cheap shot artists
- The Jazz learned all they know about playing dirty from Jerry Sloan.
- Matt Harpring, in particular, is a criminal who should not be let in the same building as upstanding citizens like JR Smith, Carmelo Anthony or Kenyon Martin
By the way, it takes a man like Carmelo to sucker punch someone and then run to his bench.
1 comment:
I wonder what those two jokers thought of Anthony's 5th foul. Even I thought it was ridiculous. . . they must have been apoplectic.
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