ESPN pay cuts?

The game, which will see Clark's Indiana Fever face off against the Connecticut Sun, is set for May 14, and will be the first (non-animated) live sports event on Disney+.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/b...-wnba-debut-stream-on-disney-plus-1235892635/

 

What?

 

This is my tip for a money saving way to get an extra telephone line. You can get a telephone number through Skype for $3 a month that you can connect through a wi-fi system. So if your cell phone crashes or you lose a cell phone you still have regular telephone service. Skype also offers really cheap international service. So if you decide to visit Rome you just log on to Wi-Fi system and call home.

 

the Big City Greens Classic hockey simulcast

 

The Blackhawks did an alternate cartoon cast for one of their games toward the end of the season. Seeing Bedard score a cartoon goal was amusing.

 

I think it's just a matter of time before a CNN/MSNBC use AI voices and video -- clearly labeled, mind you -- to recap events in big trials that don't have TV coverage. Just the other night I ran across Rachel MAddow reading lengthy transcript exerpts and I was thinking I know of 3-4 different AI apps that could be used to show Stormy getting questioned by the defense attorney.

 

https://www.nexttv.com/news/shawne-merriman-turns-on-lights-out-sports-streamer

 

MLB will have games on there by August.

 

Can Scott Van Pelt ask a question that doesn't last 30 seconds and is not just an attempt to prove how smart he thinks he is?

 

Isn't it a hard and fast rule that all ESPN on-air staff ask convoluted questions.

 

Ed Werder out at ESPN Dallas. The second time I believe.

 

This is no diss on Werder, who is a pro's pro. But he's 64 - worked at ESPN for 26 years and his contract was expiring. I get the move. Particularly with the Cowboys reaching a turning point as well. I guess I'm surprised he didn't announce he's retiring or going to be teaching at a local college or something.