The Greatest NBA Broadcaster in the HISTORY of Broadcasting Retires

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    jlprk The ESPN mod is insane.

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    Before Blazers docs took him down? I'm the biggest Walton defender there is, but even I wouldn't go that far. It wasn't their fault he got injured, ok, maybe they shouldn't have let him play on a injured foot when he himself wanted to play, but he was injury prone. You couldn't blame the docs for the initial injury.

    Injuries are even what stopped him from broadcasting. Sorry to hear his back is bothering him so much. I have chronic pain and it's very hard for me to just attend a home game so I can imagine what he's going through on the type of schedule a NBA broadcaster has.
     
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    Sorry to hear you have chronic pain. But they really botched his surgeries. The more they operated, the worse he got. The 1st commandment is Doctor, do no harm.
     
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