lebron will retire someday, and it is going to leave a huge void for espn. For over 10 years, rarely a day has gone by where lebron hasn't dominated their home page and sportscenter. Maybe lebron's retirement will kill off espn once and for all.
What happens to espn when lebron james retires?
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ESPN is spiraling down. They are pretty much dead already, they just don't know it. Politics, disgusting people and poor sports coverage is a death sentence.
Forget about that - what will happen to ESPN and the NFL when Tom Brady finally steps away? Who is going to take his place?
You, Lt. Weinberg?
You, Lt. Weinberg?
They’ve done it before. MJ, Tiger, Tebow. They attach their horses to whoever gives them the biggest ratings and ride then till they die. When Michael Jordan came out of retirement to play the season opener for the Wizards, it led SportsCenter ahead of game 7 of the Diamondbacks-Yankees World Series.
lebron will retire someday, and it is going to leave a huge void for espn. For over 10 years, rarely a day has gone by where lebron hasn't dominated their home page and sportscenter. Maybe lebron's retirement will kill off espn once and for all.
His son Bronny will save the network.
There are other people you can turn to for stupid twitter announcements
Was interested if this is true, so did a quick fact check. It isn’t, as the NBA season started a week before game 7.
https://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/200110300NYK.html
https://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/ARI/ARI200111040.shtml
Nobody in Hollywood ever says stupid things on twitter or snap chat
or 1600 PA ave. or pretty much anywhere or anyone who uses twitter.
Maybe it wasn’t the opening game or maybe I’m misremembering which game if the series it was, but a regular season NBA game led SportsCenter over the World Series. That I can attest to as I watched it live.
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They really like stroking The KC quarterback, he should be around for a few years.
Not that this guy can be any more overexposed, but lately his over exposure vis-a-vis social commentary is showing him to be uneducated and uninformed. It probably would be wise for him to stick what he knows best, basketball. However, I hope that he keeps spouting off, because maybe that will make ESPN want him to go away faster.lebron will retire someday, and it is going to leave a huge void for espn. For over 10 years, rarely a day has gone by where lebron hasn't dominated their home page and sportscenter. Maybe lebron's retirement will kill off espn once and for all.
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JEWISH. MONEY.
I know he was quoting lyrics, but how could he not know better? He’s been in the limelight quite a while, and he is considered to be intelligent.
James got hurt last night. Right now, the team is saying a groin strain and 'day to day.' However, media is saying he told the trainers that he heard something "pop". He's at that age where the body sometimes goes, even though the mind is willing.
Jordan announced his comeback officially on September 25th, 2001 --- it was supposedly going to happen 2 weeks prior and that was all ESPN and The Today Show and GMA were talking about on that Tuesday morning.
I had Fox Sports Radio on that morning and Tony Bruno said (as a joke initially) "Breaking news: CNN breaking from their 24/7 non stop coverage of Michael Jordan's comeback to show some building on fire."
Bruno soon figured out the seriousness of the situation. But point being, these guys will talk nothing but MJ, LeBron or Tebow outside of pretty unusual circumstances.
Fingers crossed.lebron will retire someday, and it is going to leave a huge void for espn. For over 10 years, rarely a day has gone by where lebron hasn't dominated their home page and sportscenter. Maybe lebron's retirement will kill off espn once and for all.
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