Awful Announcing
“What is fair is to ask him about what he witnessed, ask him what he experienced, ask him how his views may have changed, if they did change at all, how has he evolved on issues of social justice and racial justice.”
Season seven of Cold as Balls premieres Tuesday on YouTube.
"We're especially proud to bring attention to our talented players and share the unique stories of our league through this new docuseries and to watch them grow into future draft picks and NBA stars."
LIV's streaming numbers remained low at the season finale, and there are real questions about how they'll fix that going forward.
"These guys played at the top level and talk about the game the way they do, and I get to ask them questions? I don't take that lightly. It's a privilege; I'm grateful for that, and I enjoy the hell out of it."
"That Michigan-Michigan State game? It's still going to be a f***ing battle. You don't get that s**t in the NBA."
"I don't think baseball has a product issue, I think it has a packaging issue. They need creators to help package the game, and that's what we do, make the game more consumable for people."
"Journalism is supposed to start that conversation, not be so infected by the needs of social media to have it contaminated."
It's been a while since YouTube TV did something positive for sports-centric subscribers.
"WSE has the reach and resources to be able to have a major impact on the footballing community, especially with its global audience of young fans."
Despite Google's interest, Apple remains the favorite to get Sunday Ticket rights.
"Part of being an NBA fan in the 2000s was becoming intimately familiar with whatever program TNT was advertising"
"Stop talking about people like people don’t got families"
