1920's Reporter, Scoops Callahan, Asks Phil Jackson His Last Question Ever

At the end of March I posted about how the producer of a Dallas talk radio station started going to press conferences and interviewing people using 1920's lingo and the name Scoops Callahan. The results were pure perfection but the videos left me wanting more. Well today we got just that. After the Los Angeles Lakers got flat out embarrassed and swept today in a 36-point loss to the Dallas Mavericks in the 2nd round of the NBA Playoffs, Phil Jackson gave his last post-game press conference ever. And Scoops Callahan was there to ask him the last question in his last post-game press conference ever in true Scoops Callahan fashion.

Scoops Callahan Does Sports Interviews, 1920's Style

The producer of a Dallas talk radio station decided it was a good idea to start interviewing athletes using 1920's lingo. And no, it was not a good idea. It was a phenomenal idea. I'm jealous of this guy for thinking of this before I could. He uses the alias "Scoops Callahan" and interviews everyone from Bill Belichick to Alex Ovechkin. It's hard to describe the perfectness of this video so just watch.

The only bad thing I can say about this video is this - the fact that this guy isn't wearing some kind of suit is a crime. He should definitely be wearing a seersucker suit with a top hat. Other than that this video is pure awesome. Everything from opening with Billy Beer saying "next question" (classic) then Tom Brady going with it followed by Eli not even knowing something was different (classic) to the perisian torpedo was perfect. How does this guy even get press passes? Actually, I don't care. I just hope he keeps getting them. Champ?! Champ?!

P.S. I'm definitely going to start using "Why are you yelling? You're a foot from me."

P.S. P.S. Scoops Callahan interviewed Ovechkin but the Caps PR guy was none too pleased. #NotAchamp