Steve Phillips finally fired. Not too surprising after his affair becomes a national story.
http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=4594666
I never understood how he had
Not suprised either
but gotta say that I kind of thought his commnets were always informative because he brought a different perception to trades, salaries, etc that a GM, not a fan or player would bring.
When did your mother let you out of the basement Mr. Rosenberg?
Sometimes he did provide good
Sometimes he did provide good insight, but it just seemed that most of the time he knew quite a bit about the big teams and just of fudged his way with everyone else. Maybe that is just indicative of a ESPN-wide focus, but I was just unimpressed with his analysis when it didn't involve a team from New York, Boston, Chicago, or LA.
More pressing issue
Is somebody going to take his Michigan Man card away?
its a shame tat he lost his
its a shame tat he lost his job and wife from banging some ugly chick who looks like a dude
anyone know what happened to the girl?
Was she let go from ESPN as well?
Try not to become a man of success but rather to become a man of value.
she was promoted to Mike
she was promoted to Mike Tireco
Strictly business...Not personal.
WTF
Why should a guy get fired for having an affair? What the fuck's that got to do with his ability to be a good TV announcer guy?
Bullshit ass phony morality? I say OF COURSE!
That being said, it is what it is.
"Why should a guy get fired
"Why should a guy get fired for having an affair? What the fuck's that got to do with his ability to be a good TV announcer guy?"
Well, when your psycho mistress reveals to the world details about your endowment and birthmarks, the TV audience can never look at you the same way again.
What's morbidly funny here is that he isn't even the first ESPN commentator to have a story about his wang enter the national conversation!
proof positive
you shouldn't dip your pen in the company inkwell.
Seriously, having a work affair is about the single dumbest thing a guy can do.
Biz hundert azoi ve tsvantsik
not only did he have bad taste in interns
he was a terrible announcer.
He lost it for me when he said that Denard Span (Twins) was not a good leadoff hitter.
Hmmmmmmmm, guy hits .300, gets on base nearly 40% of the the time; swipes over 20 bases and has decent xtra base power.
What more should he do to be a good leadoff hitter?
our package is our package, and it’s pretty big. - Greg Mattison, Bowl Practice Presser Tr. 12-13-11.
I never understood how he had a job in the first place - he was a mediocre GM for the Mets. Sure he has some insight, but nothing to write home about, and most of his analysis sounded like the canned responses you hear at press conferences. You hate to see his dirty laundry exposed like that to the rest of the world, but I don't think anyone will miss him on ESPN.