Twitter News
Mike Francesa & Phil Mushnick renew rivalry over bad golf picks
"Ask him to add up how much the horses I own have won the past two years."
Twitter announces Title IX anniversary Spaces, featuring voices from ESPN, Bleacher Report, the WNBA, Congress, NASA, and more
Twitter will host four Title IX Spaces on Thursday, beginning at 12:30 p.m. Eastern.
Kevin Durant relished watching JJ Redick & CJ McCollum break Stephen A. Smith: “I’m locked in now”
"Steve can’t beat up on Max Kellerman the boxing guy and the new baseball guy “mad dog” or whatever his name is?"
Kevin Durant slams Stephen A. Smith & Skip Bayless, calls them bad for sports
"We’re not going away. We multiply. Sorry!"
Chris Russo bemoaned Derek Jeter’s Twitter arrival to Stephen A. Smith: “He’s gonna bore you to death”
"Derek never said anything for 25 years that we would consider interesting"
Atlanta Falcons’ “Our schedule as wings” Twitter thread included “San Franscisco 49ers”
Fortunately, this is a home game, so we won't have to see the Falcons try to travel to "San Franscisco."
Minor league broadcaster Joey Zanaboni keeps going viral, but will it ever translate to the big leagues?
“I think if I was a Major League Baseball announcer, whatever team hired me would quickly have the most-talked-about broadcast in America."
Steve Kerr not surprised by weatherman’s racist tweet at Draymond Green: “This is America”
"This is America. Also, I got off Twitter a year ago and it’s been blissful"
Adam Schefter relays anonymous exec’s “craziest draft in 30 years” line, a line we hear most years
Seemingly every year, we get "This will be/is the craziest draft!"
Italian soccer agent Mino Raiola refutes reports of his death, again: “Pissed off second time in 4 months they kill me”
A whole lot of verified accounts in multiple countries spread the false news that Raiola had died.
Oakland A’s president Dave Kaval tweets through it, challenges local sports radio host to televised debate
Very normal Tuesday for the Oakland A's.
Twitter reportedly set to accept Elon Musk’s $43 billion takeover offer
As per Reuters' Greg Roumeliotis, Twitter now looks set to accept Musk's bid.
