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On Friday it will mark the final episode of a basic ESPN element for a long time, since “Around the Horn” will be out of the waves forever after approximately two decades of action.
Jay Mariotti, who was a regular in the program until his arrest for domestic violence in 2010, said in a recent interview that the program is being canceled because It was “awakened.”
But another panelist, Sarah Spain, questioned whether the network canceled the program, because they would be “scared” to be labeled as such.
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Disney was associated with Penn Entertainment to create ESPN brand betting houses. (Mike Windle/Getty images for ESPN)
“It confuses that they are canceling it. The format allows a continuous flow of new people, to highlight journalists in their network. I am undoubtedly partial, but these are progressive voices and people of color that you are taking television. I do not know with certainty that this is their intention, but are you so scared to receive” Koke “?” He said in an interview with The Washington Post.
Tony Reali, the former presenter of the program, said he did not “believe” that was the reason.
“I do not believe what it is. I did not move to people in time, so maybe there are two or three who did not have the return while wanting,” there are recently one or two.
ESPN fired approximately 20 prominent personalities in the air. (Kevin Abele/Icon Sportswire through Getty Images)
The mother of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander leaves emotional voice mail after her son wins MVP
In one of his final episodes earlier this month, Kate Fagan, who had appeared scarce since he left the network in 2018, was determined as the “winner” of the program against Jamele Hill, who had not been in the program since that same year after being fired by negative positions about President Donald Trump.
In his victory monologue, Fagan made a plea that “Trans children deserve sports.”
“Think about what you remember from your time practicing sports. Ninety -nine percent is finding that shirt for the first time, your favorite number, community, joy, those five and five,” said Fagan. “It is that moment when you have a great play with a teammate. It is the feeling of belonging. And they do not know the genre. Trans children deserve the same as everyone else. Sport is joy. Sport is humanity. And the more people have that, the better.”
The president of ESPN, John Skipper, blamed the Barstool brand for his decision to cancel the program. (Reuters/Mike Segar)
Mariotti Hill hit in that aforementioned interview, adding The show “I lost an audience.” In another publication in his own substitute, entitled “Around the horn ended a long time ago, when I left the show,” Mariotti reiterated that some of the panelists “woke up” while others were “in drugs.”
