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Joe Buck advised Mike Breen on calling Knicks in NBA Finals, citing his own World Series regret

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Brandon Contes

7h ago· 3 min readenNews

Summary

Joe Buck advised Mike Breen on how to call a potential Knicks NBA Finals appearance, drawing from his own regret over his call of the St. Louis Cardinals' 2006 World Series win. Buck wanted Breen to avoid making the same mistake he felt he made in the emotional moment. The article discusses Breen's long tenure as the Knicks' lead broadcaster (since 1997) and his 21 consecutive NBA Finals calls for ESPN/ABC, while noting that a Knicks Finals appearance was long considered unlikely until recent changes under Leon Rose's leadership.

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Joe Buck regrets his call of the St. Louis Cardinals' 2006 World Series win, and he didn't want Mike Breen to make the same mistake.
Breen has called Knicks games for more than three decades, and he's been their lead voice since 1997.
Breen has now called 21 consecutive NBA Finals for ESPN and ABC dating back to June 2006.
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Joe Buck regrets his call of the St. Louis Cardinals winning the 2006 World Series, and he didn’t want Mike Breen to make the same mistake.

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