Talk:Steve Buckhantz

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"Buckhantz and Chenier offer their unbiased views towards officiating with their stellar commentary. After a recent charge by Caron Butler, the duo complained for several minutes about the credence of the whistle. However, when a similar offensive call was made on the opposition, little fanfare was made other than an applause of the officials"

Do you mean biased?

Sean 18:05, 3 June 2006 (UTC)

I'll change the unbiased/biased thing. Perhaps this article could be cleaned up, but I think Buchantz deserves his own wikipage. He is well known in the Washington community and is especially famous for his colorful phrases, almost all of which are mentioned in the article.