Ian Eagle breaks down ‘tough’ Nets-Bucks playoff matchup
NY Post
Play-by-play man Ian Eagle, who calls NBA games for TNT and the YES network, gives his blow-by-blow insights on the Nets-Bucks series and more.
Q: These Nets are perceived now as villains, correct? A: (Laugh) Yeah … I think they’re aware of it, and they’re OK with it. That means people are paying attention. That means that they’ve resonated with the public in some manner — they didn’t choose the role, the role chose them. And sometimes there’s nothing you can do about that. There are NBA people that have no skin in the game, yet find themselves rooting against the Nets in some way.
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