Awful Announcing
"Your own reporter, in your building, in your company, did a vetted story, a thorough story, interviewing a lot of people here. And you can't just brush it off because you're friends with Magic Johnson. I would have had the reporter on and then you could have had a legitimate back-and-forth and really good content there."
Riley questioned Charley Casserly's decision to spread anonymously-sourced criticism of Murray.
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Murray wouldn't answer anything, and Cousins maybe answered too much for his sponsor.
At some point in every college basketball season, Jim Boeheim shows up in your life whether you asked...
"I was told that 'Bruce knows he's supposed to be a homer, he shouldn't be talking about Kawhi because we would like to get Kawhi. We can't get free agents here and these kind of comments can only do damage to that possibility.'"
"It's a hot mess. It's one of these things where you don't want to go to an organization where a general manager or a president is reported to have burner accounts, where he's criticizing people."
"I love to gamble. I don't even know, I mean, the notion that you have to go to Vegas and bet on sports is silly."
Buck had hosted the show since it debuted in 2015.
Why does sports media go negative so much? Because it's easier than being thoughtful.
After Nantz spent the weekend hyping CBS' Stormy Daniels interview, it was amusing to hear him promote, "The Bigger Bang Theory: The Stormy Daniels Story."
The Dan radio worlds collided Friday.
"Around The Horn, I could be available, I'm just saying, I could be. Cowlishaw, I'm coming after you. Hey Reali, come on, let's go."
"Speaking of tanking, if Cowlishaw is actually tanking, then taking points away is what he wants. So maybe I should have just given him points! But muting is so much fun!"
