Awful Announcing
"You are a racist, and you are arrogant. You have zero credibility and respect from even your own peers in the media space and athletes alike."
This comment led to MacDonald being not only removed from this broadcast, but banned from future BCHL broadcasts.
"I apologize for the insensitive remarks. I had no racial intentions with those remarks at all."
"Will it solve the problem? No. Will it silence me? NO!"
"We sincerely apologise that our tweet, which was not meant to cause controversy or have any racial undertones, may have offended anyone. Juventus has always been against racism and discrimination. #DifferencesMakeTheDifference."
"As a Canadian team, it doesn’t directly impact your team because you’re in an entirely different country."
"I saw the program director … and he loved the show, and I was excited, and he said, 'Yes, we’ll take it,'" Johnson recalled. ..."However, the problem is you’re Black."
Saying Lukaku could only be stopped by giving him bananas to eat was a terrible remark, and one that led to Passirani being banned from Milan station Telelombardi.
Theo Epstein is the Cubs' president of baseball operations, and he discussed the ban for a fan after a racist gesture. He was not the one banned.
A tweet about Kylian Mbappé could get even more costly for João Cocielo.
Kelvin MacKenzie is infamous for The Sun's Hillsborough coverage. Now, he and the paper are under fire again.
A woman in Arizona is claiming Fox Sports Arizona broadcaster Todd Walsh swore at her and attacked her...
