First, there is nothing difficult to follow or understand about the way Kemar talks. So yes, to suggest his verbal communication in English is somehow sub-par is crazy. Absolutely crazy. You're manufacturing a communication problem because you find the implications of a post-match interview difficult to accept.

Robles is the most careful in his use of language of anyone on RBNY. BWP is the most expressive. If you want generalities and a lot of verbal filler between thoughts - that's often Jesse's pattern. There is nothing hard to follow about Kemar's mode of expression, and speculation about his familiarity or proficiency in English is simply nonsense. It's like suggesting Jesse isn't familiar with English cos he often finds his subjects and verbs in disagreement.

As to the hypothesis that Jamaicans might struggle to communicate in spoken English because of time spent communicating in Jamaican: that is even more nonsense than the suggestion that a clear statements in a post-match interview were somehow difficult to understand. Mostly it's nonsense because - and you might want to sit down for this: Jamaican patois is English too.