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Whicker: What was ESPN thinking by reassigning announcer Robert Lee?
One should avoid using “crazy” as a pejorative term. Those with mental illness should be spared ridicule, just like cancer patients. So we sit here and wait, in vain, for another term that sums up what ESPN did on Tuesday. It was reported that ESPN was removing play-by-play man Robert Lee from Virginia’s season opener with William & Mary on Sept. 2. With all the controversy over Gen. Robert E....
ادامه مطلبWhicker: Jeff Horn rides wave of ESPN's boxing muscle
LOS ANGELES — Vasyl Lomachenko is a fight fan’s fighter. He was a double Olympic gold medalist for the Ukraine. He was 396-1 as an amateur and won a world championship in his third pro fight. But Vasyl Lomachenko could walk down Figueroa with a sign around his neck that says, “I Am Vasyl Lomachenko”...
ادامه مطلبESPN's Shelley Smith tested for stroke symptoms
OAKLAND >> ESPN reporter Shelley Smith said Sunday night she was doing well and undergoing tests at an East Bay hospital for stroke symptoms after a scare in the Golden State locker room following the Warriors’ 113-111 victory over San Antonio ...
ادامه مطلبTeddy Purcell's LA Kings homecoming is seamless so far
EL SEGUNDO >> Teddy Purcell was here once before. It was six years ago, but it seems as if it was only yesterday. The Kings’ training facility is the same now, but different. Many of the faces are familiar, making his homecoming all the more comfortable, the transition to a new team far easier. “The weight room has a retractable roof now,” Purcell said Saturday after the first of two practice sessions at the Kings’ workout facility. “It’s almost fuy when you hear about it, especially when you come from Edmonton and your car doesn’t start when you leave the rink.” No sub-zero temperatures are in the forecast in Southe Califoia, where summer seems endless. “I bought a beach cruiser,” Pu...
ادامه مطلبESPN adds Craig Sager to NBA Finals coverage for Game 6
CLEVELAND — Craig Sager is going to work his first NBA Finals game. The longtime sideline reporter — known in large part for his colorful attire — has been added to ESPN’s broadcast team for Game 6 of the NBA Finals on Thursday night between the Golden State Warriors and Cleveland Cavaliers. Sager, who has worked for Tuer Sports for 34 years, will share sideline reporting duties with Doris Burke on the ABC broadcast. “Welcome to our team,” Burke said in a video message to Sager released by ESPN on Wednesday. “It’s our honor.” Sager was diagnosed with leukemia in 2014 and will be honored at the ESPYs next month with the Jimmy V Perseverance Award, named for Jim Valvano. He aounced earlier th...
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