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I went to their website today for the first time in a while... half the stuff on there now you have to pay to read. 
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Re: When did ESPN become a pay site?
Cause espn wants you to pay for the crap they spew out. Foxsports or cbssportsline are the ones i goto instead of espn
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Re: When did ESPN become a pay site?
Originally posted by jfreemanI went to their website today for the first time in a while... half the stuff on there now you have to pay to read.
Yeaa, more and more everyday...It's bull."I'm cold, yeah I get my BUFFALO BILL on!" Lil' WayneComment
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Re: When did ESPN become a pay site?
Me too.Originally posted by tat2dmike77
My gf gets confused because I'm a sports nut who refuses to watch ESPN.
I can't stand their self-righteous BS. They think they're the end-all, be-all of sports news and half the time their wrong in their assessments and are quick to try and discredit everybody that doesn't agree with them.
Plus their anchors are all about trying to make a career or having a schtick. I wish I had the money, I'd start my own network.Comment
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Re: When did ESPN become a pay site?
They do need some real competition, not some Fox Sports Net..."I'm cold, yeah I get my BUFFALO BILL on!" Lil' WayneComment
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Re: When did ESPN become a pay site?
Stuart Scott is the most annoying of them all
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Re: When did ESPN become a pay site?
Well, if anybody here is a multi-millionaire/billionaire with disposable income you can send it my way and I'll start my own network.Comment
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Re: When did ESPN become a pay site?
Anyone remember CNNSI?
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Re: When did ESPN become a pay site?
I loath the goobers on ESPN News. You can tell they're all "my daddy knows a guy who works here and helped me get a job" and their reporting is so cookie-cutter.Originally posted by tat2dmike77
One of my buddies in sports broadcasting has told me some sweet stories about some of the psychos that work there. Apparently Mike Tirico is a huge stalker!Comment
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Re: When did ESPN become a pay site?
Michelle Bonner is hot atleast
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Re: When did ESPN become a pay site?
The ESPN insider(which is the portion you need to pay for) has been like that for probably 5 years on ESPN.com. Where have you been Freeman?Comment
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Man, I hate ESPN too. I think the thing that sums up my hatred for ESPN is when they show a last second shot in basketball, it'll be some guy running as fast as he can, not getting a chance to set his feet, and flicking the ball up with multiple people covering him. The ESPN analyst will be like, "Is Joe Basketball a hero?! OH! No he isn't!" Like these jackass analysts have any right to bash a guy for missing a shot like that, since they are such great athletes themselves.Originally posted by jfreeman
"Look it up Thurman!!!" ~Marv Levy~
"It's like someone walking into your house and punching your mother RIGHT in the the face." ~Darryl Talley ~Comment
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Re: When did ESPN become a pay site?
Not too mention that 3/4 of their "experts" are only on ESPN because they are actually just bitter men or women who hate everything and are willing to criticize everyone and anything. (ie - Skip Bayless, basically everyone on Around The Horn.)
"Look it up Thurman!!!" ~Marv Levy~
"It's like someone walking into your house and punching your mother RIGHT in the the face." ~Darryl Talley ~Comment
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I get all my info on the board. If it's on espn.com, someone will post it.Comment
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Re: When did ESPN become a pay site?
I don't know.Originally posted by THATHURMANATOR
All I know is everything I clicked on today at their site said I had to be an insider and that it costs money. I couldn't find any news because they apparently feel the need to bill me so I can know that the Browns have done a lot in free agency.
Who the hell would ever sign up for that when there are about 5 million sports news sites online?
Do they really think they are that credible?
It's like asking you guys to pay me so you can view my posts.Comment
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