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Every second Bill Walton talks he is doing us all a favor. Here he is discussing basketball (I think) over the phone.
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awfulannouncing.blogspot.com - 27 days ago
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It's not a firing situation, but Bill Walton
will not be returning to ESPN to cover the...
NBA. Walton has been dealing with back issues for years now (the reason for his original departure from ESPN), and has subsequently made the personal decision to ...
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Bill Walton Will Not Be Back With ESPN
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Bill Walton To Retire From Broadcasting
So Yoked - Athletes Served Sunny Side Up —
Bill Walton, former basketball star, has announced that he will be retiring from sports broadcasting immediately, citing problems with his back. While many people thought Walton was annoying (like me), he will certainly be remembered as one of the most entertaining announcers, and was famous for sayings like “Yesterday we celebrated Sir Isaac Newton’s discovery of gravity… Today, Fabricio Oberto is defying it!” He always had a tendency to overhype absolutely everything, and you could literally feel his excitement through his cheesy word choice. Just listen to this…
Walton’s Loqauciousness Henceforth Restricted To Private Spaces
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Just a few weeks ago, ESPN hoops analyst Bill Walton discussed his health woes with a Portland audience, and it doesn’t seem he’s feeling any better since. Earlier today, the network announced Walton, turning 57 this week, has retired from broadcasting.
“As I return after a grueling multiyear, life-threatening, life-changing ordeal with back problems, it is time to dedicate the rest of my life to service,” Walton said in a statement Monday. “It is great to be back in the game. Thanks everybody — for everything.”
I cannot be alone in hoping, nay, praying, that ...
The Best of Bill Walton NBA Commentary
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Most of you probably have heard by now that Bill Walton has retired from the ESPN broadcasting booth due to health issues. We get more from Awful Announcing: Citing persistent back problems, Bill Walton has decided not to appear on ESPN’s NBA telecasts this year, ending a relationship that started in '02. The Basketball HOFer missed most of last season because of back pain. His deal with ESPN expires after this season. “As I return after a grueling multi-year, life-threatening, life-changing ordeal with back problems, it is time to dedicate the rest of my life to service,” Walton said in a statement released ...
Bill Walton Retiring From ESPN Announcing Gig
Obsessed With Sports —
The basketball announcing world is going to have to move on without a great. This week Bill Walton announced his decision to not return to the booth this season for ESPN. He has been having major, major issues with his back and has decided to call it quits.
Walton certainly had a style all his own. I think I speak for everyone here when I say, “Throw it down big man! Throw it down!”
This video epitomizes Walton at his best.
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Yahoo! Sports - NBA News 28 days ago
Hall of Famer Bill Walton won't return as an analyst for ESPN's NBA coverage. Walton said in a statement Monday that "it is time to dedicate the rest of my life to service." He missed most of last season while recovering from back surgery. ...