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Local broadcast loyalty gets a test on Numbers On The Board

A Warriors commentary critique becomes the week's biggest new upload, with viewers offering their own picks for balanced hometown coverage.

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Warriors broadcast be crazy🤣

Numbers On The Board usually puts players and teams under the microscope. Its most-watched new upload turns the attention toward the people calling the games: how much hometown loyalty is too much?

In "Warriors broadcast be crazy🤣," one host argues that Golden State's commentators struggle to admit when their own players are wrong. "Nobody can be wrong on the Warriors," he says, as the other hosts laugh. The excerpt has passed 224,000 views and remains the channel's busiest video right now.

The comments broaden the conversation beyond Golden State. Viewers point to Walt Frazier's willingness to react to both good and bad Knicks play, remember Jim Barnett's Warriors coverage, and praise Dallas announcer Mark Followill for giving opponents' highlights their due. The interesting distinction is between sounding invested and making excuses.

That debate sits within a twelve-upload week for Kenny, Pierre, Mike and Darrick. Their longer episode, "These Things Have Been Disappointing | Numbers On The Board," ranges from Charlotte to Jalen Green and Austin Reaves, with the title discussion beginning nearly an hour in. The episode is sponsored by Xfinity. Shorter uploads also tackle Kenny's fatigue with Shams notifications and a defense of Kyrie Irving.

Across the channel, the week brought roughly 1.1 million views while subscribers held steady. Daily viewing is currently above its usual level. Two fresh discussions, whether Charlotte should regret the LaMelo Ball trade and whether undersized shooting guards are a liability, are the other clips gathering the most momentum.

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What viewers say

That's why I love Walt Frazier because his bias goes both ways, when something good happens and when something bad happens.
@examper22See it on YouTube
One of the reason why I'm a Dallas fan is because of Mark Followill as their play by play announcer. One of a few team announcer that is not too bias towards their team. He will hype the opponents great play as long as it's great play.
@mhqqiqin_See it on YouTube
It was better with Jim Barnett for sure
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This make me appreciate Jim Pete and Michael Grady even more.
@WolfmanBasketballSee it on YouTube
Thats why i love Mike breen and Clyde. Bisased but classy🙂
@Ballinsince92See it on YouTube

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