Awful Announcing
"You know what they didn’t ask me, when I wheeled in, if I agreed with the governor’s decision, they didn’t ask me if I agree with the mayor’s decision and they didn’t ask me my thoughts on wearing a mask. The first question they asked me after I had to give them my name, my address, personal information, and was if I had a living will."
MLB action is coming back sooner rather than later.
ESPN now appears to be concerned about Sunday Night Baseball conflicts of interest, a change from some of their past moves.
An ESPN employee took cellphone recordings of a video feed from Rachel Nichols' hotel room that was running without her knowledge while she was on the phone. Someone then leaked some of those recordings.
This is the most buys a non-McGregor card has drawn in 11 years.
A recent incident involving broadcaster Dave Lamont highlighted tensions at the network.
Golic will also provide analysis on College Football Live and SportsCenter.
ESPN's NBA reporter sent a message that said "Fuck you" to the Republican senator.
ESPN is turning their multi-part 30 for 30 sights on the 1986 Mets.
Golic made his ESPN Radio debut in 1998.
Mike Greenberg is returning to ESPN Radio, Mike Golic Sr. is leaving the daily programming lineup, and Dan Le Batard is having his show shortened by an hour to make way for Greenberg.
This should go without saying, but this schedule is subject to change. Additional broadcaster information will be added...
The MLB schedule is here, and many of the nationally televised games have also been tabbed.
"A front office employee for the Chiefs came in and bought 6 bottles of Dom Perignon. Said there's a big signing today. He said it's not Chris Jones, so my guess is a Mahomes deal."
