Walter Football’s X account is not a fan of Mina Kimes and made that known on Thursday. In response, Diante Lee of The Ringer made it known that Walter Football should be focused on other things.
Friday will mark the final episode of Around the Horn. Why did ESPN cancel the show? There’s been plenty of talk about that. But according to Walter Football, Kimes is a significant factor.
It started innocently enough on Wednesday, with Kimes sharing a photo of herself on X, getting ready to film her final episode of Around the Horn for the final time.
“Have sat in this little room hundreds of times over the last 8 years to do Around the Horn….and this was the last time,” Kimes posted. “I’ll miss a lot about the show but nothing more than the people.”
Have sat in this little room hundreds of times over the last 8 years to do Around the Horn….and this was the last time. I’ll miss a lot about the show but nothing more than the people.
Thank you @TonyReali @asolomon6 @joshbard pic.twitter.com/iLS5iXNPWd
— Mina Kimes (@minakimes) May 21, 2025
And while that seems like a harmless message, the Walter Football social media team evidently didn’t agree, replying, “Thank you for ruining the show!”
Thank you for ruining the show! https://t.co/W478iHXvX6
— WalterFootball (@walterfootball) May 22, 2025
Kimes replied, responding with a screengrab of a Walter Football post from September.
Quite a timeline you got there Walterfootball https://t.co/YsG0IJZaZY pic.twitter.com/JONMHOoCu0
— Mina Kimes (@minakimes) May 22, 2025
Lee also replied, taking aim at Walter Football’s relevance, or lack thereof.
“All that time and energy spent on hating women could’ve been spent on finding a better platform to host your weak ass website that nobody’s cared about since Obama’s first term.”
All that time and energy spent on hating women could’ve been spent on finding a better platform to host your weak ass website that nobody’s cared about since Obamas first term
— Diante Lee (@DianteLeeFB) May 22, 2025
The saying is that there’s no such thing as bad publicity. This may put that theory to the test.
