Awful Announcing
Bayless has been hating on Leonard since Leonard left the Spurs, but he took that to a new level Thursday night and Friday morning after Leonard was named Finals MVP.
"But for the Knicks, it feels like a sign of weakness, it feels like they have no other options, it feels like desperation. ...If I'm Kevin Durant, that kind of turns me off."
"ESPN DOT COM decides to come out with a story ON THE DAY THAT MAGIC AND THE CREW ARE GOING TO BE HERE! Do I like the fact that I have to deal with it today? HELL NO!"
Couch refused to rank seven teams that wound up in the AP Top 25 thanks to their lack of true road games.
Gottlieb brought the fire on multiple fronts this week.
"Michigan linebacker Devin Bush ripped free of his teammates’ restraints and, like a crazed, escaped beast, ran to the on-field Michigan State logo to tear and scrape at it with his cleats."
O'Reilly's take on LeBron James after LeBron opened a school in Akron was the spiciest this week.
"Do Tennessee fans who are taking delight in Schiano getting passed over for Interim tag realize that their outrage over his hiring has forever tainted him? Congrats?"
McHenry's take on Garoppolo's dating life topped the takes this week.
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"That would have been blasphemous," Skippy? Then maybe you shouldn't have done it.
Gottlieb's transparency here and empathy for the UCLA players is commendable, but he hasn't always shown that kind of empathy towards other athletes.
Eskin said he doesn't think "parents are on board" with Kapler thanks to Kapler once writing about coconut oil as a lubricant.
Parker delivered this week's hottest take in the wake of the Red Sox Apple Watch controversy, calling the city of Boston "the biggest cheaters of all time" and causing Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe to laugh at him.
Lewis is probably the last person who should be talking about what NFL players should do off the field.
