Everyone always needs the dough (even when they don't really).
I meant he didnt need it so much that he'd sellout...You can never have enough dough.
Everyone always needs the dough (even when they don't really).
I meant he didnt need it so much that he'd sellout...You can never have enough dough.
Hmmm....that assumes a lot about him as a person. His public personna may not be who he is as a person.I meant he didnt need it so much that he'd sellout...
His show was basically the opposite of what ESPN sells on a daily basis, and that's what made it great for me. I just don't understand the move. Whatever floats his boat.Hmmm....that assumes a lot about him as a person. His public personna may not be who he is as a person.
Everyone wants to be successful (most ppl). Despite what some think of ESPN, I would venture to say they are still seen as the pinnacle of sports journalism, and guys/gals that have worked their way up from the bottom of the corporate world are going to jump at the opportunity.
I don't disagree. I read that he said nothing will change, except less F-bombs.His show was basically the opposite of what ESPN sells on a daily basis, and that's what made it great for me. I just don't understand the move. Whatever floats his boat.
No it wasn't. He was still nothing more than a schill for the league.His show was basically the opposite of what ESPN sells on a daily basis, and that's what made it great for me. I just don't understand the move. Whatever floats his boat.