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Bryan Curtis brings on author James Andrew Miller to examine the notion that ESPN has a "liberal agenda," and essayist John Lingan joins to offer his thoughts on why baseball has no athlete activism
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The Ringer's Bryan Curtis brings on author James Andrew Miller to examine the notion that ESPN has a "liberal agenda" (5:00). Then, The Ringer's Danny Chau joins to discuss the destruction of TrueHoop (25:00). Finally, essayist John Lingan joins to offer his thoughts on why baseball has no athlete activism (39:15).
The guys discuss consequential fantasy players like Jonathan Taylor, Zach Wilson, and Saquon Barkley
Joanna, David, and Danny discuss the season finale
Some guys are lifting cheese, one guy is somehow the only one who came down with a highly contagious virus, and another guy is being a total baby back bitch
Mike and Jesse discuss Fernando Tatis Jr.’s and Zach Wilson’s card values
Plus, the Overworked Twitter Joke of the Week and David Shoemaker guesses the Strained-Pun Headline
Cord cutting and the shift to streaming threaten the financial value of ESPN for Disney—the subscriber base is going down and costs are going up. So should Disney sell ESPN?
