NYT Business front mixes up Twitter and Google in check mark story
It is Twitter, not Google, deleting check marks.
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Fox promoted their Nebraska-Northwestern Ireland game with a graphic including Kansas State’s mascot
Missed it by that much, Fox.
Brett Yormark just got the Big 12 commissioner job, but ESPN headlines are already forgetting he’s there
There is no "Big 12 commissioner Greg Burks."
BBC News ticker ran “Manchester United are rubbish” due to trainee error
"Someone was training how to use the ticker and to put text on the ticker, so they were just writing random things not in earnest, and that comment appeared."
Tennessee Volunteers’ official Facebook page posted “Fuck. Theo. Cade.” on all-SEC nods instead of “Velus. Theo. Cade.”
Velus Jones Jr., Theo Jackson, and Cade Mays were the three Vols named to the coaches' All-SEC teams. We don't know who Theo Cade is, or what he did to deserve this.
Bobby Valentine left his phone on after filming a Cameo, and the footage he submitted caught him abandoning dog poop
"Why did he do doo doo again? Same place, right in the front yard. ...We're going to have to start bringing a bag."
Sacramento sports anchor swung and missed with “USA wins the 2021 Soccer World Cup” for Gold Cup highlights
"They make the World Cup Final and they win the darn thing."
Patrick Marleau’s incredible career games record was commemorated with…”1768th NHL Games” gloves
Nope, "1768th NHL Games" was a swing and a miss.
Nationals spelled ex-player Asdrúbal Cabrera’s name “Asdrebal Cabera” on their scoreboard right after showing a tribute to him
No, "Asdrebal Cabera" doesn't play for the Diamondbacks.
Mike Francesa’s final WFAN day saw him say the Jets were “never going to get” two first-round picks for Jamal Adams, which they...
Francesa went out in style on WFAN Friday, making yet another bold claim that was quickly proven wrong.
ESPN wildly misplaced Abbotsford, B.C. on a graphic about Chase Claypool
No, Abbotsford is not near the Alberta border.
New “Deadspin” completely botched the #26 pick, saying Miami took D’Andre Swift when Green Bay took Jordan Love
No, "Deadspin," Miami didn't even keep the #26 pick.
