Awful Announcing
This follows a piece Sheridan wrote this week that a Sixers' VP called "one of the most irresponsible hack jobs I've seen in more than a decade of working in sports."
STATS now has even more data, and DAZN now has more money to bid for rights.
The plaintiffs' lawyers have sent a notice sent to "all current or former Site Managers and Managing Editors" since March 2015 asking if they want to join this class, with a response requested by June 3.
A new SB Nation podcast focuses on sports across the three service academies, and promises interviews with current and former athletes and coaches.
Less than three years after buying the former Gawker Media Group titles, Univision has sold them off, as well as The Onion and its associated properties.
DAZN appears to be raising money for rights deals by selling off some of its data operations.
"I'm honestly astonished we made it to 100 episodes just because when we started, we did like four or five of them and I didn't know what it was going to be. [But then] we did those two episodes where I realized that it could be something bigger."
Minute Media has bought The Big Lead, retaining only writers Ryan Glasspiegel, Kyle Koster, Ryan Phillips and Bobby Burack.
Shortly after after Larry Baer's public altercation with his wife, video of it was posted on TMZ.
Clark's flaming of Machado was the hottest take for Feb. 22-28.
Bergeron had been SBN's editor-in-chief since March 2017.
"Through our long goodbye, they agreed to return the TrueHoop name to me, because they felt it was the right thing to do."
Patriots owner Robert Kraft getting caught up in a prostitution sting was always going to inspire a lot...
Sporting News columnist DeCourcy's argument that Zion Williamson would be unknown without playing for Duke topped the hot takes this week.
You can now pay Yahoo for Mets coverage if that's something you're into
