O.iatlhawksfan
Devoted Joel Embiid hater
That network is slowly dying
No one should be watching espn from 8am - 6pm…if the topics are burnt out, you been on the channel too long.The show is on too late in the day to still be worth watching.
By 5:30 est the same sports topics are burnt out by social media, the coli and first take
This board tries too hard to hate every espn show. Like why are you watching if you hate it? And how do you know it sucks if you never watch?Loved this show and just recently started catching it again on YT. Had a great great run. Fukk ESPN
Edit: The hate ITT for PTI and ATH
Ģoofies probably hated the OG GOAT Sports Reporters![]()
Some of the panelists they bring on don't even write for newspapers or sports news sites anymore.Do they even go to their newspapers HQ now? Wouldn’t be surprised if they’re working from home now.
I’m surprised it lasted this long PTI might be next
I remember when Around the Horn legit used to be the building block for writers to become broader personalities. But honestly, there's no need for a show like that now. Podcasts, and general social media have become the preferred method for getting your brand out there. And the PTI format is in a weird place where it doesn't really offer long enough windows to get off nuanced points or effectively explain the thoughts behind the takes. I'd say the show could almost benefit from being longer, but I think that'd defeat he purpose of the timed talking windows that make the show unique. Either way, it's still nice seeing David Dennis Jr in there at times. I remember way back when he used to write for The Smoking Section.
PTI, on the other hand? It's time to go. It's become a parody of itself as time has gone on, and the few occasions that I've watched over the last few years have been pretty rough. I appreciate how great the show was back in the day, but it's over.
those shows are for people with jobs who get home in time to watch it, get their sports fix and be held over til dinner.The show is on too late in the day to still be worth watching.
By 5:30 est the same sports topics are burnt out by social media, the coli and first take
Didn't know these were a particular group that had a shared mentor/starting point, but I feel like ESPN should've gotten even more out of this class. I guess by the time they got tenured, ESPN was basically bleeding cash with traditional sports coverage thoughMina, Pablo, Bomani, Sarah Spain, Domonique