Elie Seckbach is quickly becoming my favorite NBA correspondent. First, he pisses off Wolves' guard Marko Jaric; next, he zings Suns' 12th man Pat Burke; and now, he's busy interviewing the entire Supersonics team about anything and everything.
The funniest part of this new Seckbach-sensation is how hastily his questioning (and editing) jumps around. In the span of approximately 90 seconds, we go from Ray Allen's shooting touch, to his love of Matisyahu and Flava Flav, to Damien Wilkins ripping on Elie, to Rashard Lewis and Clipper-man, back to Wilkins pondering who he admires, and finally, to Chris Wilcox saying, "I would trade my 'old lady' for Oprah just so I could have her money."
Honestly, I can't stop laughing. Please keep these coming, Elie.
Elie Seckbach and the Seattle Supersonics
Jan 6, 2007 – 4:48 PM
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