ESPN’s Tony Reali takes aim at Sports Illustrated amid AI controversy
"Sports Illustrated was about two things: Writing and the photos."
"Sports Illustrated was about two things: Writing and the photos."
"This is normally the best ATH episode of the year, every year."
Longtime Los Angeles Times columnist Bill Plaschke breaks down the state of sports in the City of Angels and life at Around the Horn.
"You just want to say the words and get things started without face-planting immediately."
"I'm also a hand lotion in the hair guy now. I'm just throwing stuff in there, trying to get viscosity up."
Beyond his new work for Meadowlark, Torre is expected to keep contributing to ESPN programs, including Around The Horn and Pardon The Interruption.
"How many more times do I need to be on Around the Horn?"
Reali is one of ESPN's longest-tenured studio hosts at this point.
"And this is a story, Tony, that is just the latest step in a horrifying year that has been defined for Asian Americans by hate crimes and racist abuse and bigotry."
Reali told Trubisky on Twitter, "It was small of me," and "one of those, 'what a moron I am' 2 secs after you say it moments." The 'Around the Horn' host also is making a donation to a foundation Trubisky supports.
Thankfully, Mr. Tony has tech help at home.
The Newtown Nighthawks got some national attention from both NBC and ESPN.
Shows from High Noon to Pardon The Interruption to NFL Live and Around The Horn all got in on Halloween.
ESPN personalities were some of the many who spoke out against the proposed cuts to Special Olympics funding.
Some highlights included Frank Isola as Mike Francesa (complete with "Frank's On" app) and Tony Kornheiser as Gritty.
Reali discussed the simultaneous joy and pain he and his wife experienced, while also speaking out against "children in cages."