Awful Announcing
This report raises bigger questions about why ESPN is annoyed that an analyst for them didn't leak a story that was well outside his job description to their reporters, and why their applied pressure has led to at least one senior member of Rodriguez's team saying he wants to give them a story.
ESPN now appears to be concerned about Sunday Night Baseball conflicts of interest, a change from some of their past moves.
Don't count J-Rod out as Mets owners just yet...
ARod wants to eventually be an MLB owner one day, so it's no surprise that he thinks their plan for a truncated 2020 season is the way to go.
A-Rod and J-Lo have reportedly retained JP Morgan Chase to raise capital for a possible Mets bid.
ARod wishes kids today would put down the video game controllers and go outside.
"The financial value of the items stolen from Alex Rodriguez’s vehicle while he was having dinner is being grossly exaggerated."
Rodriguez's car was reportedly broken into between 9 and 11 p.m. Sunday night.
"It's this web of Florida fuckery with all these crazy characters, like out of a Carl Hiaasen novel or Elmore Leonard or like a Coen brothers botched heist movie, you know? And all of these baseball people, like Ryan Braun, and Manny [Ramirez], and Alex, they all just kind of get caught up in this Florida fuckery."
Hey, whatever happened to that Pivot with Alex Rodriguez show on ESPN? That’s the question we asked back...
Corben told For The Win in November child actor reenactments were fitting because "every single adult in this story acted like a child."
"The Corp" has plenty of interesting interviews and focuses on the guests, but can get a bit repetitive.
