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Did y'all hear shannon Sharpe today on undisputed. Dude said if he had jordan matthews hands he would cut them off. Lol!!!!
 
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HBO and The Ringer's Bill Simmons answers a slew of mailbag questions from readers and listeners on the value/history of triple doubles and why Wilt never went for them (5:30), Bill's waffling on his MVP pick (10:45), lessons from Admiral/Olajuwon + MJ/Malone (19:00), Tony Romo's TV career (26:00), Jokic vs. Nurkic nickname ideas (35:00), Sergio Garcia's Masters win (42:00), Curry's 2016 MVP vs the 2017 candidates (48:00), the power of the TNT Bulls (53:00), Carmelo's future + a big 3-way trade prediction (57:00) and the winner of 2007's no. 1 NBA pick (1:04:00).

April Mega-Mailbag (Ep. 198) by The Bill Simmons Podcast | Free Listening on SoundCloud


Listen The FIRST question he answered. He makes some good points re: Westbrook.
 
I NEED to listen to today's le batard show..

Heard they had that rachel dolezel chick on.. the one who claimed to be black
 
ESPN to give Sage Steele morning role, perhaps with Mike Greenberg

By Michael McCarthy, The Sporting News

ESPN is poised to announce Sage Steele is returning to Bristol in a morning anchor role, sources tell Sporting News.

Steele could join Mike Greenberg on his new solo morning show that will air on ESPN, said sources.

The new "Greeny & Friends"-type show will be shot in New York. If ESPN is willing to break up the 17-year partnership between Greenberg and Golic, you better believe the Worldwide Leader in Sports going to throw massive marketing support behind Greenberg's new program.

Previously, ESPN tried to recruit Fox Sports 1 rising star Katie Nolan to work with Greenberg, with ESPN president John Skipper himself personally wooing Nolan.

Steele also could slide into a morning "SportsCenter" anchor slot on whatever programming replaces the current "Mike & Mike in the Morning" on ESPN2. "Mike & Mike" will likely morph into a radio-only show with Trey Wingo teaming up with Golic in place of Greenberg.
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Of course sportscenter is talking more than they need to about aaron hernandez. 5 minutes is all that was needed. Now they're analyzing and talking about how good he was on the patriots.
 
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Of course sportscenter is talking more than they need to about aaron hernandez. 5 minutes is all that was needed. Now they're analyzing and talking about how good he was on the patriots.
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Why shouldn't they lead and speak on this for more than 5 minutes? Not understanding your gripe here. A former Pro Bowler killed himself under the age of 30. It is clearly news
 
The media need to tell real stories about players. Some players could have a criminal history of charges and been holding pockets at a prison and no one watching the games would know unless they can remember decades ago.
 
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shogun said:
Of course sportscenter is talking more than they need to about aaron hernandez. 5 minutes is all that was needed. Now they're analyzing and talking about how good he was on the patriots.
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Why shouldn't they lead and speak on this for more than 5 minutes? Not understanding your gripe here. A former Pro Bowler killed himself under the age of 30. It is clearly news
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"A murderer hanged himself". That's all that needed to be said. They were analyzing his murder cases and his playing days like it was all new. It didn't need to be covered all day. nfl network mentioned it a few times but returned to their regular programming.
 
Phil Simms to join CBS's The NFL Today studio show as analyst this fall
SI.com

Phil Simms will join the cast of The NFL Today studio show this fall, appearing on that weekly Sunday show along with host James Brown and analysts Bill Cowher, Boomer Esiason and Bart Scott. He takes over the seat previously occupied by Tony Gonzalez, who left the show earlier this year because he no longer wants to travel to New York from the west coast. Simms will also continue on the Showtime NFL studio show, Inside The NFL.
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Running list of ESPN talent who have been laid off today:

NFL Analyst Trent Dilfer
MLB Writer Jayson Stark
NFL Reporter Ed Werder
Sportscenter Anchor John Buccigross
College Football Analyst Danny Kanell
MLB Analyst Jim Bowden
Basketball Analyst Len Elmore
TV Host Jay Crawford
Titans Reporter Paul Kuharsky
NHL Columnist Scott Burnside
Hockey Writer Joe McDonald
College Basketball Reporter Dana O'Neil
Hockey Writer Pierre LeBrun
ESPNU Anchor Brendan Fitzgerald
Big Ten Football Reporter Austin Ward
Big Ten Football Writer Jesse Temple
Soccer Writer Mike L. Goodman
MLB Writer Mark Saxon
College Football Insider Brett McMurphy
Senior Writer Jeremy Crabtree
College Basketball Writer Eamonn Brennan
SEC Recuiting Analyst Derek Tyson
SEC Football Reporter David Ching
Big 12 Reporter Max Olson
Big Ten Reporter Brian Bennett
Columnist Johnette Howard
Dodgers Writer Doug Padilla
College Basketball Writer C.L. Brown
ESPN.com Writer Jane McManus
College Football Writer Ted Miller
NBA Writer Ethan Strauss
NFL Analyst Ashley Fox
NBA Writer Justin Verrier
Producer Josh Parcell
Radio Host Robin Lundberg
Writer Melissa Isaacson
Rockets Writer Calvin Watkins
College Football Reporter Chantel Jennings


Various reports have pegged the number that will be laid off at around 100, with the understanding that this will include a number of well-known TV, radio, and online employees.
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The Hollywood Reporter also reports that Karl Ravech, Ryen Russillo, and Hannah Storm will see their roles at the network “significantly reduced.”
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