Awful Announcing
"Once that investigation was completed and I was absolved, I felt the appropriate thing to do - in conjunction with ownership there in Philly - was to mutually walk away."
No, "The MLB" has not cancelled its season.
We’ve seen Twitter get sports-related trends wrong before, from suggesting CBS’ Criminal Minds to those who follow ESPN broadcaster Rachel...
"There are fabulous aspects of social media, there absolutely are, but...it skews left and it can get to be a cesspool if you're on it."
"I feel like they should have sent the players, the ones who put their bodies on the line, an email before announcing it to the public..."
No, Jason Statham, Patrick Stewart, Charles Dance, and Stone Cold Steve Austin won't be coaching FC Cincinnati either.
In a series of tweets Thursday, Buck pushed back on SI's claim that he said Fox "will add" virtual fans as well as crowd noise.
No, "Lorem ipsum" is not actually NFL draft analysis.
Shams Charania normally works as a NBA insider for Stadium and The Athletic, but he got some NFL draft information Thursday.
No, "Deadspin," Miami didn't even keep the #26 pick.
France, who stepped down after pleading guilty to a DWI in 2019, has prevailed over a parody Twitter account.
"20 seconds to go now, Olive closing in on victory, and that coveted prize of being told she's a very good dog."
Guests throughout April will include Adam Silver, Damian Lillard, Masai Ujiri, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and more.
Bo Jackson, Deion Sanders, and...Tim Tebow? Those are certainly choices.
Haberman followed up with "Oh no from last year. We are living in a permanent time warp."
