Awful Announcing
Olbermann's initial tweet was "This pea-brained scumbag identifies himself as Hunter Waltman and we should do our best to make sure the rest of his life is a living hell. And the nitwit clown who wrote this fawning piece should be fired."
It was an exclusive ESPN broadcast due to being a makeup game from a Sunday Night Baseball rainout, so Mets and Yankees fans were forced to watch this broadcast.
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"There is some kind of retired stock car or cab driver or something in the middle of NBC’s Stanley Cup Final pregame show."
Olbermann will be back in the anchor's chair hosting the show that made him famous 25 years ago.
"The subscribers of the Golf Channel, they've lost more in the last month than ESPN. So what's the politics of this? The politics is called 'the business of cable.'"
"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."
It seems Olbermann's third stint at ESPN is officially upon us.
From Keith Olbermann to Stephen A. Smith to Rachel Nichols, numerous high-profile ESPNers have left the network only to return years later.
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The news caught many by surprise.
Mushnick, Byron Tau, Colin Cowherd, Keith Olbermann and Teddy Cutler/Newsweek had this week's hottest takes.
Keith Olbermann is once again involved with something at ESPN. Marisa Guthrie of The Hollywood Reporter writes that...
