“It’s fair to say that, right from the start, there were execs who were conflicted about [covering WWE]. It doesn’t feel like, to a lot of them, something we should be doing.”
"It’s not the job of Hill -- or any other ESPN journalist, for that matter -- to concern herself with the network’s business relationships. In fact, the separation of “church and state” is a longstanding core concept in any news organization worth its salt."
Brady engaged with his critics for hours Friday, but many of his follow-up tweets took criticism too.
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ESPN deciding to cover WWE was a curious development, one that raised eyebrows among many fans and sports...
Robert Lipsyte’s time as ESPN Ombudsman occurred during a rather tumultuous period at the Worldwide Leader. There was ESPN’s decision...