ESPN’s Sam Ponder responds to Nancy Armour’s ‘bigotry’ accusation
Eventually, ESPN is going to have to say SOMETHING.
Eventually, ESPN is going to have to say SOMETHING.
"If Ponder truly wanted to champion women's sports, she's had ample opportunity. But she hasn't. Because this has nothing to do with 'fairness.'"
ESPN's delicate dance in the political world is about to get tested again.
"We’re all flawed and we shouldn’t require more out of a ballplayer than we do ourselves. But this is about whether or not Deshaun Watson is a serial sexual abuser."
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You can mock chest passes, but you don't work for ESPN or Fox
Sam Ponder was reportedly only one of a group of ESPN employees who opposed the Barstool partnership.
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Ponder pointed out offensive remarks despite calling out the wrong Barstool personality.
Ponder talked about stepping into some big shoes at ESPN.