Posts Tagged ‘espn’
The essence of a New England Patriots fan and a Bostonian in 5 tweets.
This is a beautiful story. If you ever lived in Massachusetts, and especially in the greater Boston area, this will ring so true. People in the Boston area are hardcore. It’s Marathon Monday in Boston. As the runners make their way along the race route, a man stands on the side of the road,…
Read MoreCurt Shilling is wrong about evolution, but his response to Internet trolls was commendable and enough to make this Yankees fan cheer.
As a New York Yankees fan – as well as someone who supports science and knows that evolution is real – I’ve never been a fan of Curt Shilling. But when Shilling took to Twitter last week to congratulate his daughter on her invitation to pitch for the Salve Regina University baseball team, Internet trolls…
Read MoreThree ideas to increase profitability at ESPN
These three ideas are free, ESPN. You’d be a fool not to use them. I have many more, and I’d be more than happy to discuss a consulting position within your organization. Call me. 1. Longer NFL highlights The National Football League is king. It is by far the most popular sport in America and…
Read MoreESPN makes the same stupid mistake that they criticized NFL commissioner Roger Goodell for two months ago.
Bill Simmons is suspended by ESPN for three weeks after calling NFL commissioner Roger Goodell “a liar” after the commissioner claimed that he never saw the Ray Rice video in which the running back punches his then fiancée on a Las Vegas elevator and knocks her out. Police report that the video of the incident…
Read MoreSportsCenter anchor? No big deal. Actor in a 30 second commercial? AWE INSPIRING.
My friend, Bram Weinstein, is an ESPN anchor. When I first met him, I stood in awe of his occupation and talent. This is understandable. There was a time in my life when I wore a SportsCenter hat like others wear hats denoting their favorite sports teams. I was a SportsCenter junkie. But over the…
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