Shane Battier calls his ESPN tenure a mistake: ‘I had zero passion for it’
"I was chasing relevance."
"I was chasing relevance."
"He's way too smart to be talking about sports, and he's searching so bad for that, 'Ah-ha, gotcha,' that I think he's being disingenuous or he's frankly misusing the idea of collusion."
"'I would say they’re both almost clinically obsessed with Michael Jordan."
"Immediately, you could see right through it."
In a recent interview, Torre described his "conscious uncoupling" from DraftKings after having defended the partnership last year.
"...if that is the correlation, he is quite overpaid."
Windy wouldn't be the first ESPN NBA reporter to join Presti in OKC.
"I happen to have a few questions for you, specifically."
"We're thinking of casting him in an episode of Atlanta."
"I just want to say f*ck you, Nick Wright."
Torre told The Athletic his time as a fact-checker at SI was key to what he's doing now.
"I find it bizarrely appropriate, at this point, that Jordon Hudson would post this and then very quickly delete it."
Jordon Hudson accused Pablo Torre of “defamatory” reporting over leaked Ring footage involving Bill Belichick in a since-deleted post.
"I'm a 'we'll change their mind' type of guy."
"Tried to convince him that it could be his show on ESPN."
"It's going to be good business."
While the relationship between Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson had already been receiving plenty of attention, it took...
"There is deep worry for how detrimental Jordon can be for not just North Carolina but Bill's legacy..."
"What is so undeniable to me the more I report on this story is how unbelievably overblown and intentionally dishonest and politically convenient the coverage of this issue continues to be."
"If you believe he can make your team and start next year, and your team will be better, they would take him. They're interested in getting better."
"This would be textbook definition of choking."
"All he's doing is just talking. … He is the most unserious human being who just likes the attention."