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Taylor Swift Sits Courtside at Knicks-Cavaliers

ESPN announcers bizarrely refuse to say Taylor Swift’s name during Knicks-Cavaliers game

Midway through the first quarter in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals between the Knicks and Cavaliers on Saturday, the ESPN on ABC broadcast referred to Taylor Swift as “Travis Kelce’s fiancée,...

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ESPN announcers risk Taylor Swift fans' wrath with Travis Kelce comment during Knicks vs Cavs

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Taylor Swift attends Knicks-Cavaliers game with Travis Kelce

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NBA Commentators Blasted For Repeatedly Calling Taylor Swift ‘Travis Kelce’s Fiancée’ During Cavs Game: ‘So Disrespectful’

Taylor Swift and NFL star Travis Kelce caused a stir during their appearance at an NBA game.

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Taylor Swift sits courtside in Cavs-Knicks game in Cleveland

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Life of A Basketball Fan: Taylor Swift attends Cavs-Knicks in Cleveland with fiance Travis Kelce

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Nine photos of Chiefs’ Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift at Knicks-Cavaliers game

But after the Knicks won the first two games of the series at Madison Square Garden, Kelce went back to his hometown of Cleveland on Saturday night to watch the Cavs at Rocket Arena.

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Taylor Swift Gives Travis Kelce Gum Courtside at Knicks-Cavs Playoff Game

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Travis Kelce, Taylor Swift sported denim fits to watch NBA playoffs in Cleveland

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ESPN Announcers Facing Blowback For Their Treatment Of Taylor Swift

ESPN's announcers are facing blowback for how they referred to Taylor Swift on Saturday evening. Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals took place on Saturday night. The Cleveland Cavaliers, down 2-0,

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ESPN commentators snub Taylor Swift with an offensive gesture that outrages the internet

Broadcast moment involving Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce sparks backlash during NBA playoff coverage. The Eastern Conference finals matchup between the New York Knicks and Cleveland Cavaliers delivered plenty of drama on the court Saturday night,

ESPN legend unloads on his network’s fixation — live on air

ESPN legend goes after sports television's habit of manufacturing daily storylines around fading stars instead of covering the game's current stars.