DirecTV Now is the streaming service of ATT/Direct, so yes, it is cutting the cord.
ESPN Laying Off Additional On-Air Personalities
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DirecTV Now is the streaming service of ATT/Direct, so yes, it is cutting the cord.
His contract was up. He went off the air a little earlier than expected, but he was leaving ESPN.
Dish's profit falls on bigger-than-expected subscriber loss
Monday, May 01, 2017 11:09 AM
Reuters: Dish Network Corp. reported a 6 percent drop in quarterly profit today as the U.S. satellite TV provider lost more pay-TV subscribers than expected. Dish said it lost about 143,0000 net pay-TV subscribers in the quarter, compared with a loss of 23,000 a year earlier. The quarter ended March 31.
http://www.businessrecord.com/Conte...er-than-expected-subscriber-loss/-3/248/77665
Monday, May 01, 2017 11:09 AM
Reuters: Dish Network Corp. reported a 6 percent drop in quarterly profit today as the U.S. satellite TV provider lost more pay-TV subscribers than expected. Dish said it lost about 143,0000 net pay-TV subscribers in the quarter, compared with a loss of 23,000 a year earlier. The quarter ended March 31.
http://www.businessrecord.com/Conte...er-than-expected-subscriber-loss/-3/248/77665
Last broadcast of sports Reporters, noy as good as it once was but still a pretty good show. Tip **** Schaap.
I didn't know they were cancelling The Sports Reporters. Figures, the only thing worth watching on ESPN was The Sports Reporters and 30 for 30, besides actual sporting events. No wonder they are going under.... Steven A. Smith still has a job, and The Sports Reporters is done for. Brilliant.
They referenced yelling at each other on other shows a few times and pointing out they were all friends.
Mike and Mike just said that their 18 year old radio/TV show will be coming to an end later this year. Both are staying with ESPN. It's been reported that Mike Greenberg will be hosting a morning Sportscenter-type show which will begin later this year. Mike Golic shared a little more details - he will still have the same time-slot for radio and TV, only his show will be moving to ESPNU. He will be joined by Mike Golic Jr and Trey Wingo as co-hosts.
I saw this article today about the future TV lineup.
http://money.cnn.com/2017/05/16/media/espn-upfront-sportscenter/index.html
Only major change I I see is Bomani & Pablo getting their own show.
I wonder how many radio shows will still be simulcasted? From the poster above it looks like Golic's still will be on the U.
I personally like watching the Dan Le Batard show when I'm home over lunch, but could always catch it on podcast.
http://money.cnn.com/2017/05/16/media/espn-upfront-sportscenter/index.html
Only major change I I see is Bomani & Pablo getting their own show.
I wonder how many radio shows will still be simulcasted? From the poster above it looks like Golic's still will be on the U.
I personally like watching the Dan Le Batard show when I'm home over lunch, but could always catch it on podcast.
ESPN has just gone down the crapper the past few years. They used to have one hell of a lineup on the radio and now its just garbage.
im sure this has been discussed but how horrible is "SC6" Hey weve got a great idea! you know sports center? Ya great show, lets make a hip hop version and put it in prime viewing time to annoy most of our audience. Great!
This is interesting...in another thread I posted an article about the new ACC network, and the author was speculating that ESPN could not afford to create a brand new network for the ACC, but would rather fold one of their existing networks, likely ESPNU, into the ACC network.
Very horrible. I've mainly only seen the promos and the first 5 minutes or so after my PTI recordings, but it's bad. Everything seems awkward and forced, like someone is poking them with a stick saying "be more hip!".
I've mistakenly watched it before when it was left on that channel and it's equally as bad.
Isn't this Mike and Mike news somewhat old? Maybe Im wrong, but I feel like this has been known for a few months, and it was Golic who was looking to take a step down in responsibilities/semi-retire.
Mike Greenberg prefaced by saying that this story had been reported elsewhere months earlier, but this seemed to have been the first time that they both have commented personally about it on the air.
I see a lot of spots where they should be airing "Worlds Strongest Man" instead of what they have on.
