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ESPN replaces Doris Burke with Tim Legler

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ESPN replaces Doris Burke with Tim Legler for NBA Finals coverage

ESPN has demoted basketball analyst Doris Burke from its NBA Finals broadcast team

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Doris Burke was moved down a notch, but she’ll still be a prominent part of ESPN/ABC’s NBA coverage

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Doris Burke Demoted From NBA Finals Broadcast Team, Replaced By Tim Legler

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Tim Legler replaces Doris Burke on ESPN's lead NBA team; Burke inks contract extension

ESPN announced some changes Thursday for its NBA broadcast teams going into the 2025-26 season — among them, a promotion for Tim Legler and a contract extension (but also a demotion) for Doris Burke.

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Doris Burke demoted by ESPN, replaced on network's No. 1 broadcast team

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ESPN Has Officially Demoted Longtime Announcer Doris Burke

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Craig Sager to join ESPN broadcast team for Game 6

Sideline reporter Craig Sager will work his first NBA Finals thanks to an agreement between Turner Sports and ESPN.

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"That was his last one in a Bulls uniform" - Pierce explains why the 1998 Finals Bulls-Jazz Game 6 is the greatest one in NBA history

Before the 1998 season began, the Bulls already knew they were playing in their last year together. That's why it was called "The Last Dance," and that's why the franchise allowed a crew from NBA Entertainment to document the entire season. The 500-hour film was summarized into the 10-part ESPN documentary entitled, well, "The Last Dance."