so if you don't wanna watch anything outside of the actual games (thus validating why a channel would pay so much for it), why was everyone and their mother hoping a network would develop a sports channel to compete with ESPN?
at losing 600,000 subscribers in a month
beadle bout to be given the
lawd that woman is aging terribly
would still hit tho
. I mean, 2 years ago, she was still kinda 
, but that broad is deteriorating.
but he has a radio show and he is from a rich successful family so he will be fine. I think his brother is a big wig at Food network. He hated so hard on Vince Young from day one. Actually he hated Cam Newton because he reminded him of Vince Young. He still hates on Cam even after the Super Bowl run. A lot of people heard about him when Deadspin did a story about him complaining about a Migos song played at an NFL game.
Here come the ESPN firings, worse than we thought
The mass firings can turn into a blaze.
The 40 to 50 pink slips that ESPN insider Jim Miller expected to be dished out may escalate to about 70 at the Worldwide Leader, according to the Sporting News. Talent from all over — from front-facing TV personalities to online writers — is in jeopardy as parent company Disney looks to slash costs.
“This could be a bloodbath,” one source said, according to the report. And the carnage is coming soon: ESPN will start its Bristol-based layoffs as soon as Wednesday, according to Sports Illustrated.
The writing has been on the wall for years with the sports entertainment behemoth dealing with declining revenues as more viewers cut the cord. The first victim in ESPN’s far-flung coverage was NFL reporter Paul Kuharsky, who announced Monday he will be let go in July. Former Mets beat writer Adam Rubin said in a Q&A last month that he jumped ship after ESPN told him he would be a casualty of the layoffs.
In response to the grim reaper’s presence around campus, ESPN personalities have begun bargaining. Network anchors, according to Sporting News, have talked with management about taking pay cuts rather than facing the ax. The success of the compromises is not clear, but much of ESPN talent wants to make it understood they enjoy working there — and lack a fallback. There are on-air faces who make from $1.5 million to $3 million, Miller said, and lesser pay with the same exposure is tempting.
ESPN reportedly has adopted the painful euphemism “right-sizing” to address the firings, a corporate sanitation that paints mass layoffs as nothing more than a company finding efficiency. Disney’s fiscal second-quarter earnings call comes on May 9, and its presentation to ad buyers follows on May 16. If the layoffs begin Wednesday, expect them to end by then.
Corey was talking about Isaiah Thomas(hall of famer) gay son being in the news tonight on the 5150. Disney mutes Dan Lebatard sometimes so Corey speaking his mind would cause all the feminists at ESPN to walkout in protest until he was fired.
Kuharsky got fired damn didn't think I would have heard of anybody. Just assumed it would be people I never see on those sportscenters or writers. Kuharsky is a card carrying member of team
He is also an NFL hall of fame voter and before Kuharsky was on the voting board he said even though Steve McNair has the numbers to make it into the hall of fame he didn't see him as a hall of famer. So it will be hard to get McNair in the hall with this guy in the room hating on him.
on Twitter about who should be fired.
Yes it isfukk no
And Espn is their biggest channel
