Awful Announcing
"He was in the same building that I was in. I was on a different floor and was watching what he said. And then I had to do interviews about my response to him."
"Your own reporter, in your building, in your company, did a vetted story, a thorough story, interviewing a lot of people here. And you can't just brush it off because you're friends with Magic Johnson. I would have had the reporter on and then you could have had a legitimate back-and-forth and really good content there."
Stephen A. Smith spent most of Tuesday lighting into an ESPN.com story that criticized Magic Johnson and the Lakers, not based on the story's merits, but because he didn't like it. And Johnson himself then appeared on air with Stephen A. to advance his own narrative.
An emotional reconciliation between two of the game's greats.
It's the greatest NBA game nobody ever saw.
Actor Michael Rapaport spent a whole 42-minute podcast going in on Dan Le Batard.
So much for Magic's latest tour on ESPN
Magic has no idea how to say Russell Westbrook's name, Dick Enberg is honored at UCLA with some help from Bill Walton, LeBron calls Frank Isola trash, and Herm Edwards is ready to go Liam Neeson on someone's ass.
ESPN Front Row has run a piece from Libby Geist (vice-president and executive producer, ESPN Films and Original...
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Magic Johnson is returning to ESPN’s NBA Countdown, beginning on Christmas Day, the network announced Monday. Johnson will be part...
