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Message: [QUOTE="Improviser, post: 4175200, member: 10683"] I guess Walton and Gillen have their own styles. Walton from the West Coast and Gillen from Brooklyn. To me, Walton's comments are metaphysical or dreamy and he often talks not about the basketball game itself. At the tournament UConn played at Maui, he constantly talked about the beauty of the island almost like he was promoting the place, and not so much about the game. Gillen's comments can seem not always directed at the game either, but seem based on where he grew up and what he heard growing up. Stuff that may seem dated or outdated to folks not of his generation. Still, I like his illustrations even though I have to pause for a moment to figure them out. Not sure exactly what Gillen meant after describing Hurley as being emotional unlike other people when he said most people cry when the supermarket closes and Hurley cries when it opens. Maybe, he meant Hurley is excited he can go in. [/QUOTE]