The first day I went down to Atlanta in 2005, to TNT’s Techwood Drive studios to do “Inside the NBA,” the show’s producer, the legendary Tim Kiely, made things simple for me.
“If you look at the (bleeping) camera, I’ll wring your neck,” he said.
I smiled. This was going to work out.
Kiely and I were former employees at ESPN. So I knew exactly what he meant.
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TK, as everyone knows him, had gone to what was then called Turner Sports years before I did, and was the driving force behind “Inside” becoming the greatest sports studio show in the history of television, a Sports Emmy-winning Leviathan.