SDogo;3296854 said:ESPN would be wrong.
SDogo;3296854 said:ESPN would be wrong.
SDogo;3296854 said:ESPN would be wrong.
GloryDaysRBack;3296861 said:Newman is a SUPER restricted free agent. Meaning he is under contract with the cowboys but another team can have him if they trade for him.
GloryDaysRBack;3296861 said:Newman is on Double Secret Probation. Meaning he is under contract with the cowboys but another team can have him if they trade for him.
BrAinPaiNt;3296868 said:FIFY. :laugh1:
Four;3296857 said:they did that yesterday too.
I have been torn on whether they did it on purpose to stir something up or just made an error.
Yakuza Rich;3296874 said:I think what gets me is that there really is a monopoly on the sports media as ESPN for the most part is the only game in town. All the local beat writers want to work for ESPN as it's a big pay increase for them and their only option as the newspapers keep cutting payroll.
I give ESPN credit for seeing the future with this. I still think a billionaire could make a ton of money creating his own sports network. Something with just different personalities would make money, but I think something that was a little less cartoonish with more likeable personalities would probably work better as well.
The big issue would be getting games since ESPN owns NFL coverage, NCAA coverage, NBA, and MLB coverage along with major PGA Tour event coverage as well.
But it's amazing how time and time again ESPN is just plain lousy.
YAKUZA
Yeagermeister;3296891 said:That billionaire would have to convince the tv people to give him as much air time as ESPN. That's the problem. Fox Sports tries but just doesn't get the air time.
:signmast:Yakuza Rich;3296874 said:But it's amazing how time and time again ESPN is just plain lousy.
Yeagermeister;3296891 said:That billionaire would have to convince the tv people to give him as much air time as ESPN. That's the problem. Fox Sports tries but just doesn't get the air time.
ninja;3297212 said:Oh, how I wish it were true!
No more Newman.
Unfortunately, he signed long term for huge money. He ain't going nowhere and no one wants him.
ninja;3297212 said:Oh, how I wish it were true!
No more Newman.
Unfortunately, he signed long term for huge money. He ain't going nowhere and no one wants him.