Mina Kimes was ‘seriously considering’ leaving ESPN last year
Kimes had a "really cool" offer from another company based in Los Angeles. Any guesses?
Kimes had a "really cool" offer from another company based in Los Angeles. Any guesses?
"I’d like to introduce him to a couple salads and maybe some sparkling water and some fruit."
"Happy 420 and Carry on…"
"The best and worst that can happen to a celebrity all at once."
"I Googled it today and I didn't see anything."
"I'm going to cheat a little and probably put LeBron as my 'center.'
"Alright guys. Congrats.'"
"There's no way they're not doing it."
"This has been a part of sports forever."
After years of resistance and public disputes over its video podcast strategy, The Ringer is finally posting many of its podcasts to YouTube. Will it last?
"I don't know what the f*** the NFL's doing."
Celtics owner Wyc Grousbeck previously revealed this year's team is being followed for the project.
"Is this just going to be the Patriots until Bob Kraft dies? Just super cheap."
"We’re thrilled to share that The Ringer Union has ratified our new contract with 100% yes votes."
"Bet you would love to have one-tenth of your salary and come back to L.A. now, wouldn't you?"
Deadspin ended up turning Simmons himself into a target of the site.
"Maybe this will get him on a top-25 list."
The Miami media responded with varying degrees of anger and amusement to Bill Simmons' claim.
"He’s one of the best LA high school players since I’ve lived here."
"I know for a fact he didn't want to do the interview because he knew what was happening and they made him do it."
"I am the same person who once upon a time, I did not want to watch women's college basketball. I did not like the product."
"He obviously doesn't like doing it. He gets to do basketball games. He has his own podcast."
"The aggregation culture in 2024, I don't know if it's ever been stupider."
"Ringer managers expect us to accept a contract that does not address this issue. It’s unacceptable and offensive to members of our unit."
"I've always had this theory with Larry Bird: his first nine years I think is the greatest start to a career in the history of the NBA."