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that was a colombian secretary of the cartel
No disrespect to the Latinos, but she pretty much blows.
"How's it going and you have what 14-15 points" to Roger
that was a colombian secretary of the cartel
Not only that, did you hear her call Jason Terry, Terry Mason?....She said it during her interview with Roger Mason Jr.
ESPN should hire that weirdo guy from the youtube video
the guy who confused Finley with Mason
claudia : hows it going? how do you feel its amazing how many points up to now 15?
RM : I dont know trying to win a game
Claudia :Its an extraordinary game now for you guys is there anyway to stop yet this time?
RM: Well we got enough points but right now we are giving up too many. Dirk got hot and we gave up too many easy shots . Second half hopefully we take care of the ball a lil better and scoring is ok for us right now
Claudia : it seems terry mason is having a very good game. Is well is there anyway to stop him?
Rm :Our thing is defense. We play team defense, dirk has hit tough shots but in the 2nd half im sure we will correct it.
I like how he confused more than one person for Finley.
Let's get her to interview Pop before the 4th quarter. That would be a must see...
claudia. that is some dumb ass . at least she should be wearing some lingerie while she does the interview
That was probobly the worst interview I've ever seen.
How that chick got a job is beyond me.
this chick is beyond bad.
one of those idiot maverick fans in the stands would probably do a better job.
It's so annoying when ESPN tries to include random ethnic interviewers/anchors and even worse, when they have random women who just look out of place, simply for the look of diversity.
she was pretty bad. I seriously left the living room when that interview was on. it was beyond painful
I cringed.
Didn't see it. Is she hot at least?
Any one of us here could've done a better job than that idiot. That was the worst interview I've ever seen.
talk about harsh criticism...
I would like to see another reporter from ESPN Deportes (somebody who does not have English as his/her first language) to try and outperform Claudia with ease, if possible.
No it was pretty freaking fair.
She was the token latino ESPN needed for tonights game.
It wasn't an issue of her English. It was an issue that she should know that she's talking to Roger Mason and not refer to the Mavs player as "Terry Mason."
It could have been worse, you know.
Hmmm yeah, if she had yacked on his shoes and then called him a .
Other than that, it was easily the worst interview I've ever witnessed.
I'm hispanic, and I have no problem with ESPN using the ESPN Deportes people, but she was horrible. She asked dumb questions, mixed Mason and Terry's names, and was just overall not very good.
All I am saying is that it is uncalled for other people to say that anybody would do better than her when they have no reporting experience at all.
I'm all for equal opportunity, but why would you put in a reporter with English as a second language in charge of interviewing players for a channel that 99% of the time, speaks English? Could it be...
Yep, that about sums it up. ESPN loves ratings, and what better way to do that then have a random Latino reporter on a Latino-honoring day, what with the uniforms and such? Awwwwwwwwww that's cool... right? And even then, people are mostly talking about how she said 'Terry Mason'. Talk about brain freeze.
everybody makes mistakes at some point
it happens to even the best sometimes
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