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MSNBC reporter appears to call the Lakers the 'Los Angeles Ni**ers' during Kobe Bryant coverage; Update

UPDATE.

MSNBC reporter says she said ‘Nakers’ on air, not ‘Ni**ers’ and that it was a combination of Knicks + Lakers:

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Original post. 

Well, this is quite the flub.

An unidentified reporter on MSNBC just said Kobe Bryant was “perfectly cast on the Los Angeles Ni**ers, um, Los Angeles Lakers” during her coverage of the Kobe Bryant helicopter crash. Did we hear that right?

We’re seeing reports that it was MSNBC’s Allison Morris:

We’re not the only one who heard it that way:

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Over to you MSNBC.

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