Awful Announcing
The Nationals posted a photo of the new "Natitude" sandwich on their PR site on Sept. 28, 2017. Darren Rovell claimed it as an "exclusive" on Oct. 6, and the team got mad at local TV reporter Brody Logan for posting a photo that interfered with Rovell's "sandwich exclusive."
Rovell, a man who once gold-plated his shoes after finishing 21,463rd in a marathon, criticized a gymnastics team for celebrating finishing second nationally.
Yes, Greg, teams were brilliant to draft players like Taylor Price (80 career regular-season yards) instead of Brown (11,207 so far).
Darren Rovell is reportedly leaving ESPN a second time.
Rovell topped the week for Sept. 21-27.
"He hasn’t even thrown a pass yet, and he’s already focused on marrying a woman he’s known for a few months. Seems a bit quick. If I was the Browns general manager or head coach, I wouldn’t be loving this at all. I want Mayfield focused on slinging touchdowns."
Solo claimed elite youth soccer cost around $15,000 annually, Rovell bashed that by citing an average, and Wetzel then bashed Rovell.
Mushnick brought back some of the usual standards, but added a rant against three-pointers.
"I'm getting sick and tired of the Boston Celtics. I've seen enough. They're overrated. They got exposed in Game 3 and exposed in Game 4 for what they were."
Rovell's latest Twitter fight is with a Detroit Lions' wide receiver about franchise fees.
Instead of paying $6.99 to watch a full game, you'll be able to pay a reduced rate to watch pieces of games.
The hot takes this week revolved around NCAA basketball, with Peter and Darren Rovell blasting the UConn women and Myron Medcalf, Chris Broussard and Dan Shaughnessy dropping hot takes on the men's side.
The Hawks have a fun promotion involving a fan trying to keep streetball legend Hot Sauce from scoring...
The likes of Rovell regularly go in hard on the Huskies, but where were they for bashing the likes of the men's Olympic Dream Team?
