Awful Announcing
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Every Day Should Be Saturday was launched back in 2005, and moved to SB Nation in January 2010. Now, it's shutting down.
Ryan Nanni was previously named SB Nation's interim editor-in-chief after editor-in-chief Elena Bergeron left that role in February.
Bergeron was SB Nation's editor-in-chief from 2017 through her departure in March, 2019.
The plaintiffs' lawyers have sent a notice sent to "all current or former Site Managers and Managing Editors" since March 2015 asking if they want to join this class, with a response requested by June 3.
Bergeron had been SBN's editor-in-chief since March 2017.
SB Nation and Athletics Nation parted ways with Rainwater Thursday after her rant Wednesday. She responded on Facebook, claiming other people have been fabricating her tweets.
These cuts look like a response to Facebook's ever-shifting priorities.
"Though it's taken some time, we're glad that Vox Media has lived up to its stated values and respected the wishes of its employees."
The Hawaii Bowl is managed by ESPN Events, which adds another fun layer.
CBSSports.com pulled articles from multiple SB Nation sites without credit. They say this was a technical issue that has been fixed.
The error was attributed to accidental publication of an old draft that hadn't been fully confirmed.
SB Nation team site staffers will not be included in the union, which nonetheless promises to look out for their interests.
"Ryan Schultz" wrote for Baseball Prospectus and Beyond the Box Score.
Former Mile High Hockey site manager Cheryl Bradley is suing SB Nation on behalf of a class of site managers, alleging that they are employees, not contractors.
