Bill Simmons escalates feud with Pat McAfee, rips poor TV ratings
Bill Simmons fired back at Pat McAfee for a recent dig by ripping his ESPN ratings.
Michel Kay blasts ESPN on ESPN Radio for Doc Rivers mess: ‘They look terrible!’
Michael Kay is never one to hold back, and he let ESPN have it this week after Doc Rivers left the network to become the next head coach of the Bucks.The ESPN New York radio host told his audience that the network had Egg on its face.
ESPN’s Doc Rivers gamble could blow up in their face
With Doc Rivers on the verge of potentially becoming the Bucks coach, his stay as one of the voices of the NBA Finals for ESPN may be over before it really started.
Broadcasters keep forgetting their audiences aren’t stupid
One wonders if anything would be different if 21st century sports TV execs discovered that were not nearly as stupid as they figure we must be.
Stephen A. Smith rips Tony Romo for Cowboys take: ‘What the hell is wrong with you?’
Stephen A. Smith has no patience for Tony Romo's comments on the Dallas Cowboys underachieving.
Emmy scheme played role in ESPN executive mysteriously losing his job
Lee Fittings somewhat mysterious dismissal from ESPN in August may have a bit more context now following Thursdays report that the network engaged in a long-running scheme to acquire Emmy Awards for on-air talent that werent eligible to receive the awards.
ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky rips ‘classless’ Chris Russo for calling him a ‘scrub’
Dan Orlovsky, the ESPN analyst, ripped Russo after the famous radio/television personality described him as a former NFL scrub on Monday.
Jim Harbaugh joining Chargers is a ‘positive’ for Michigan: ESPN’s Paul Finebaum
Jim Harbaughs move to the NFL has been seen as a victory for the Chargers, but ESPNs Paul Finebaum sees it as a win for college football.The analyst didnt hold his feelings back about the now-former Michigan coach while appearing on ESPNs First Take on Thursday morning.
Mike Breen has funny way to bring up Doc Rivers’ ESPN exit for Bucks job
Before ESPN's broadcast of the Mavericks vs. Suns game in Dallas, ESPN play-by-play announcer Mike Breen discussed who was and wasn't available for the matchup -- including Doc Rivers.