ESPN's Pam Shriver regrets comment
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(June 25, 2010) ESPN analyst Pam Shriver caught some heat this week for responding, both on the air and off, to an angry remark from James Blake during Blake's first-round loss to Robin Haase on Tuesday at Wimbledon. Shriver was talking during a shot in the second set, which Blake mis-hit. Blake turned and said to her, ``It's amazing you played tennis. I can still hear you.''

Shriver said on air: ``I'm way above the court, but evidently, he can hear me. He's got rabbit ears.''

Blake then said, ``You want to be a [jerk] about it and act like I'm at fault?''

ESPN then quickly cut away to show Rafael Nadal's match. Off the air, Shriver later told Blake, during his match, to ``concentrate'' -- a comment she obviously should not have made. (She later said she regrets saying that.)

Shriver explained on air that she didn't know Blake could hear her.

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