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Good to see Ryen Rusillo back on the air. Way to really drop the hammer, ESPN.
While we're on the subject of clowns did anybody catch that circus on Monday night? Were they broadcasting a football game or developing a pilot for a sitcom? Let's review...the groundbreaking lesbian doing play by play, the oafish but somewhat endearing color man (who was actually worse at that then he was as a coach) and the Mexican immigrant who against all odds has made it to the big time in sports broadcasting down on the sideline making an idiot of himself. Throw in the constant head spinning cut-away shots of the camera mugging fans and this shit was almost unwatchable.
Next on ESPN37 full contact chicken sex
https://www.liveleak.com/view?i=ccf_1505276064
Oh! And hes down!
Lowins was the most professional of the three
ESPN is bad on my liver.
I found it's better to watch their games at the bar where the game is muted and there is the jukebox music instead.
sure do miss the old espn though, morgan and miller on sunday night baseball were fairly decent and I cannot remember one time hearing any political commentary during their broadcasts.
Sweet baby Jeebus but that Rex was bad. Setting a new low for the bar.
"Ground breaking lesbian"... Gold.
Who is the Mexican immigrant you're talking about? I honestly stopped listening to the announcers pretty early on.
When Ryan said he thought Mark Sanchez would beat out Trevor Siemian for the Bronco's QB job last year that pretty much explained why he is no longer coaching but he'll probably have a long career as a color guy. Just ask Matt Millen.
They pull together whatever scrubs they can from a much shallower pool.
And yeah, I THINK I listened to the Romo broadcast, but listen is a relative term.
I haven't watched ESPN for a while...Holy shit how does Scott Van Pelt have his own show? It's unwatchable! Completely terrible.
Also, the ESPN cameramen dancing video?! Douchechillingly horrific.
Staggering
http://money.cnn.com/2017/12/18/medi...gns/index.html
ESPN president resigns, citing substance addiction