Grand Nate here is back on the Sacramento airwaves right here.

KSAC 890 a.m. Olivehurst, K-284 CM 104.7F.M. Sacramento.

It's time for Grands, France, France, France.

Well, the broadcast partners of the NBA have had not the best first round in the history of broadcasting.

Last night, a perfect example with C.J. McCollum at the free throw line with the Atlanta Hawksup 107,

the 106, and Noah Eagle and Jamal Crawford are talking about how the Knicks have

a timeout remaining, which they didn't. Now, that is not really on the announcers. Their job is

to announce the game. They're given the information by the truck and by their statistician. So that is

not really on them. They're the ones that sound bad because they're delivering the information, but that's not their job. But with that said, it is the job of the network to get the damn information correct. That is unacceptable and it is a bad mistake, especially in this day and age of social media.

You cannot get that type of information wrong because, boom,

McKell Bridges comes down and everyone's screaming,

why didn't they call the timeout and advance the ball,

set up a play, blah, blah, blah.

And then you understand that the Knicks did not have a timeout.

You got Prime Video that in overtime of a game loses their feed.

But again, if you're NBC, all right, your job is to know how many timeouts a team has.

The scoreboard had it correct.

They had zero next to the Knicks for TOL, which means timeouts left.

All right.

NBC got to do better.

Can't drop the ball like that.

And yes, we all make mistakes.

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