Pablo Torre: Tom Brady has ‘hell of a kink’ wanting to be liked
"Tom Brady is so omnipresent that the idea of novelty here, that's what's gone."
"Tom Brady is so omnipresent that the idea of novelty here, that's what's gone."
"I like how this is the part of the show where we become aroused by press releases."
"Jargon for the sake of jargon is bad."
"99 percent of the audience has no idea what it means at all."
"Where before, it was like, 'I wonder if an ESPN personality is going to break the seal and say what they really think,' everybody kind of knows how everybody feels right now."
"I love my old man friend."
"That's not how I speak. I really want to be as far away from that as possible."
"For it to be executed at the highest, highest level, it's two parts — it's diagnosing and articulating."
"Another media pundit who gives a take without apparently watching the games."
It's the epilogue to The Sopranos that no one wanted.
"I love Le Batard dearly, but (he's a) human rainforest."
Pablo Torre is lobbying to "enshrine a true legend of hoops culture," Red Panda.
"I don't see (gambling) to be so special that it cannot fund journalism."
Williams didn't hire an agent, so logically agents would blabber to reporters about all that is wrong with the likely No. 1 overall pick. Right?
"What are we talking about?"
"The impression I get is that people are annoyed with the idea of other fans being allowed into their space."
ESPN took time Friday to celebrate how Tony Reali has hosted Around the Horn for 20 years.
"I don't know in practical terms how you have reporters reporting the news on your minority shareholder without some dramatic tension and conflict."
"It just feels like at a certain point, there are questions that he has never actually admitted answers to ... when do any of us feel icky?"
"I am filled with rage and depression."
Golic and Thomas offer a candid look at the physical and mental tolls of weight management for offensive linemen, despite SI's fixation on farts.