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Bryan and David discuss how the saga unfolded, ESPN’s response, and what this could mean for both Nichols and Taylor
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Bryan Curtis and David Shoemaker unpack the news that ESPN analyst Rachel Nichols will no longer be the sideline reporter at the NBA Finals after making disparaging comments about her coworker Maria Taylor. They discuss how the saga unfolded, ESPN’s response, and what this could mean for both Nichols and Taylor.
Hosts: Bryan Curtis and David Shoemaker
Associate Producer: Erika Cervantes
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