ESPN launches ‘responsible gaming campaign’ with Elle Duncan spot
“ESPN is taking an important approach to responsible gambling messaging, supported by behavioral science research."
“ESPN is taking an important approach to responsible gambling messaging, supported by behavioral science research."
"I think it absolutely sucks."
"The real crime? Losing to your rival at home as a 24-point favorite..."
"I am paid to give my opinion in sports. You're not."
"I still stand on what I said."
"Why don’t you do your damn job as an organization?"
"I guess you could say I can’t seem to escape all these snowflakes."
"The New York Giants, respectfully, shut the hell up."
"You're both trying to hold back laughs."
"The cases against him went away, but so did his game."
"People in broadcasting love these moments because it's a big f*ck you to those of you that think that what we do is that easy."
"I did the thing you aren’t supposed to do."
"This is only women that get this s***."
"I'm not saying that the girl that's on the desk that's from Atlanta doing her first lottery had anything to do with it. But I'm just saying..."
"It needs to be acknowledged how this ESPN crew matched the excellence of the on-court performances and set a new standard."
Cementing its commitment to women's basketball, ESPN adds WNBA All-Star Aliyah Boston to its championship weekend studio crew.
While the asymmetrical 3-point line drama took up the day in Portland, ESPN studio analyst Chiney Ogwunmike took a different approach.
Duncan's treatment of the cake was taken as an act of war given her Atlanta roots.
This week, ESPN announced plans beginning this Monday to air their popular podcast offerings on ESPN2 during weekday afternoons.