Awful Announcing
The "Iván B" account was created Tuesday night. Its only replies so far are defending Beltrán. And it appears to be linked to an "Iván Beltrán" e-mail address.
No, FiveThirtyEight, the Saints will not win this year's Super Bowl.
The NBA and Twitter are expanding their relationship.
If a large portion of rural college fanbases don't have quality broadband, how do you expect to give them a good experience?
Ben Volin's "Boy, did the 49ers take Sherman for a ride" comment looks pretty dumb in retrospect.
The Kaepernick workout waiver had the player in question warranting that he "has no known mental, emotional, or physical disabilities, injuries, or issues," which definitely counts as mental health language.
The "Johnathan Daly" account sent 70 tweets Wednesday afternoon. Two were not replies: "knicks" and "James dolan." The other 68 were replies, mostly defending Dolan and criticizing Steve Mills. Oh, and wishing the Muppets a Merry Christmas.
"I did make a political opinion but at no time did I threaten anyone’s life. You & ur colleagues @espn @Disney create more political & racial divide everyday. See how you played the race & politics card here to fit ur narrative?"
Via a public records request, NOLA.com obtained police documents in the Seth Dunlap investigation, including digital evidence that's cited as linking the tweet in question to his phone.
“We’re not in this game to turn over any tables in the broadcast market.”
"Incomplete data provides inaccurate information" is quite a stance to take on a tweet that was correct at the time.
The No. 3 Bulldogs' final tweet from Saturday's double-overtime home loss to South Carolina came late in regulation.
