Many at ESPN haven't exactly had the most faith in the New York Knicks this postseason, including Miami Heat legend Udonis Haslem. So naturally, many Knicks fan

NBA fans are calling for ESPN to punish Doris Burke by suspending or firing her following her curious comment toward the end of the New York Knicks’ win over the Boston Celtics on Monday night.

There are calls on social media for ESPN to punish NBA announcer Doris Burke for a slip of the tongue during Game 4 of the New York Knicks vs. Boston Celtics series. The Knicks topped the Celtics, 121-113,

Former NBA player Jay Williams, who was the No. 1 pick in 2002, says it's time for Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown to earn his money

ESPN broadcaster Richard Jefferson doesn’t want to hear it from the Boston Celtics fanboys. Jefferson, who is on the call for parts of the Knicks-Celtics series for ESPN, responded to famous Celtics fans Bill Simmons and Dave Portnoy, after the booth was criticized during Boston’s Game 3 triumph.

ESPN on ABC was on the broadcast for the must-win game for Boston, and Mike Breen and Doris Burke were on the call. Former NBA star Richard Jefferson was also on the commentary team at Madison Square Garden in New York City.

With the Celtics and Cleveland Cavaliers hobbled, the Knicks should be considered favorites to represent the East in the Finals. They have a star duo in Towns and Jalen Brunson that continues to come up big when it matters most, and a supporting cast that thrives in their respective roles.

Tatum had a non-contact leg injury and had to be helped off the court, it looked serious and changes everything for Boston.

It's rare for a sports analyst to apologize for bad takes. ESPN's Jay Williams is the exception. On Tuesday, he posted a video apologizing to New York Knicks