A frightening thought for future Spurs games

[Spursmania]

No big deal. I wouldn't mind.

[monkeypunk]

Raaarrrrrrhh

[ManuTP9]

2 words, doug collins

[balli]

JVG is awesome. Bill Walton is in traction. Shaq will never be a regular, in-game, commentator. And if he were, the only player he halfway respects besides himself is TD.

[Fabbs]

Techo geeks:

How difficult is it to have a Spurs/(opponents teams radio if Spurs unavail) radiocast while watching the game on t.v.?

[xellos88330]

I don't care who the broadcasters are as long as I get to watch the spurs.

[AussieFanKurt]

I wouldn't mind hearing Walton commentate

[RandomGuy]

An East Coast friend of mine called to laugh about some of the idiotic comments Jeff VanGundy made today, during the Spurs vs. Suns game. But then he said something that gave me indigestion: "Do you realize that in the not too distant future, you could be sitting in your living room watching a Spurs game and listening to Jeff VanGundy, Bill Walton, and Shaq?

At first I said it couldn't happen. But he said that the league would do it because of their ability to pull people's chains. They would be the commentators you love to hate. And, he said, because their dumbass comments would appeal to lots of fans in the big media markets who have hated losing to the Spurs for so long. It's sad, but I have to admit that it is possible.

Could it really happen? Is there a worse possible trio of commentators? Would you turn the sound off on your television? I've never been a fan of sponsor boycotts, but I have to admit that I might participate in one if they ever did that.

This thread would have been 100% more cool if it had included a poll, with some funny combinations of really bad basketball commentators.

i.e.
Tiger Woods, Tanya Harding, and the Jamaican Bobsled team

or

Pol Pot, Stalin, and George Clooney

or

John Madden, "boom goes the dynamite" kid, Stevie Wonder