The Undefeated debuts

Most likely not. Probably wouldn’t have been on the writer’s radar with white actors in the major roles. There’s a ton of movies that fit that description.

 

Those are a couple of very significant portrayals to miss. The Undefeated has a few big-name editors on the masthead, but they're not doing a lot of editing.

 

Whatever the site intended to do, it’s largely become PR material like this.

 

except Grantland had a lot of good writing.

 

I don't know, both are hit and miss.

Uncle Phil from ‘The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air’ may be the best TV dad in history — this scene proves it

 

Admittedly, that was a good read. I'm of that generation and I loved Fresh Prince. There's too many crap features on that site, though. It just doesn't move the needle, which would seem to be its main reason for existing.

 

It did, but, man, was it often beside the point.

I think Grantland was a massive red ink operation. MTV shuttered it’s similar operation at quickly for precisely that reason.

I’m not saying people shouldn’t want to read it. I’m saying they didn’t. I’m dubious of The Ringer, outside of its pop culture podcasts

 

Inside the Clippers’ final days with Donald Sterling as owner

this was interesting

 

The Undefeated is now Andscape.

ESPN Rebrands Black-Focused Undefeated Site as Andscape

 

I will read it more often now.

 

And people thought Commanders was a dumb name.

Seriously? Nothing from a quote from Dr. King or Ali? Paul Robeson? Ashe?