More Cuts at ESPN

[Doc Holliday]

You're going to call a trans woman "mentally ill" and insist on calling her by her prior male name

He's not a woman. He's a man. Named Bruce.

 

[SnarkShark]

He's not a woman. He's a man. Named Bruce.

You're very courageous.

 

[cisforkoke]

You're very courageous.

But not as courageous as you in yet another hypocritical stance against all forms* of misogyny on the board.

* Some exceptions may apply.

 

[SnarkShark]

But not as courageous as you in yet another hypocritical stance against all forms* of misogyny on the board.

* Some exceptions may apply.

Almost as courageous as your persistence in the face of being repeatedly told you're not interesting.

 

[cisforkoke]

Not up to your usual caliber, Snarf. Maybe you need to summon the other BlunderCats.

 

[silvercharm]

This thread was pretty interesting until some guys acting like 10 year olds decided to hijack it. C'mon, you guys are better than this.

 

[SnarkShark]

This thread was pretty interesting until some guys acting like 10 year olds decided to hijack it. C'mon, you guys are better than this.

This complaint always amuses me. Feel free to spark the discussion with your own insight.

 

[cisforkoke]

Funny you should say that, SnarfSnarf. I was just looking for a link to offset your tainting of this thread.

ESPN opts for style over substance with its job cuts

This column provides some information, but it doesn't really develop the point cited in the headline.

 

[Lugnuts]

I'm a few pages behind here...

Has this one been posted ?

ESPN Is Not Doomed

 

[JC]

Snarf Snarf, another piece of comedy gold.

 

[Elliotte Friedman]

Move on and keep to the cuts, please.

That Deadspin column on Wojnarowski is...something. I read the Strauss piece linked to it on the LeBron reporting.

I can see how, though, Wojnarowski would NEVER forget that. I don't know him, but I've read profiles on his work. He's got an edge, which is what makes him so good. Fitting all the pieces together, I wouldn't bet against him gutting Strauss.

 

[Elliotte Friedman]

On breaking stories: that's part of my job. And you know who cares? Our bosses.