Awful Announcing
"I don't have a problem letting you know where the hell I stand and how I feel as it pertains to the world of politics because politics dramatically infiltrates our lives. Why are we going to pretend otherwise?"
"I shouldn't say ESPN because I have bigger visions."
"I'm like, change your name from 'YungSwag247365GetMoney' to "Thomas Johnson" or whatever your name is. You're a brand now."
NPR's tweet of "A German coach was booted from the Tokyo Olympics after she lightly punched a reluctant horse that was refusing to ride during the equestrian portion of the modern pentathlon" took a lot of criticism, much more than other media outlets covering the story got.
This was a notable miss by NPR.
"It’s hard to sell sports to public radio management, and it’s hard to sell public radio to a sports audience.”
NPR's David Folkenflik reported Tuesday that contrary to statements from Houston Astros' assistant GM Brandon Taubman and from the team, Taubman was targeting a specific female reporter who'd tweeted about domestic violence.
