I guess they are putting microphones on NBA coaches for nationally televised games. That is the buzz I've been hearing around the league. I am really surprised the networks and the coaches decided to do this. I just want to know who at the TV network has the job of listening in to the coach the whole game and trying to figure out what they can put on the air and what they can't play. In addition, most coaches have their right hand man that they talk to privately back and forth during the game. To draw some sort of parallel, think about someone having your family miked up for a week. To me it's tough to imagine that. In fairness, the leauge does promise that it won't use material that is too over the top, but that means the only thing they'll be able to play on TV is the real generic stuff which isn't too interesting anyway.