Originally, the Rockets' starting point guard was going to be Brent Price (the younger brother of Mark Price) but he was injured throughout the 1996-97 season. They could have used Sedale Threatt and Eddie Johnson. Kenny Smith was released and Sam Cassell was traded (along with Robert Horry) after the 1995-96 season.
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There's something about the NBA on NBC that was special and make you fired up unlike ESPN, ABC or TNT. I miss it please go back to NBC.
Well, after next season. NBC Sports will get the NBA package in place of TNT.
It’s because ESPN is full of race baiting clowns
Been said a thousand times.. NBC producers will never be matched. Their presentation of the NBA was magical.
Bill Walton was a master on the mic. Don’t argue with me.
RIP Bill Walton
Rest in peace Bill.
At last, the uncut version of this classic. I never liked the "NBA Greatest Games" version.
They always edit and cut certain points of great games.
What a way to call your last NBA game for the Greg Gumbel before going home to CBS.
If Houston had a solid pg who knows what would have gone down
Should've only traded Horry in the Barkley deal. Keeping Cassell would've been huge.
1:58:42 RIP Kelly Preston
Stan Bush's "Capture the Dream"
Intro always give me goosies.
Love it!!! Ya gotta have Game 5 - Magic Pacers from 1995 Eastern Conference Finals.
Why did the Rockets even play that Maloney, Bologna guy when they have guys like Sedale Threat and Eddie Johnson on the bench?
“John Stockton sends the Utah Jazz to the NBA Finals!!!!”
Do you have Rockets-Magic from February 2, 1997 or Lakers-Suns from December 25th,1996 Christmas day
How the hell did Houston end up with Matt Maloney starting at pg. i forgot
Originally, the Rockets' starting point guard was going to be Brent Price (the younger brother of Mark Price) but he was injured throughout the 1996-97 season. They could have used Sedale Threatt and Eddie Johnson.
Kenny Smith was released and Sam Cassell was traded (along with Robert Horry) after the 1995-96 season.