Without a well-placed nuclear warhead, there is no cure for what made WFAN an unlistenable station (a few minutes at most) among smarter sports fans.
Blow this place up. Remove debris. Start from the beginning. Find truly knowledgeable and considerate hosts who believe there is more to clever than the sound of a bloating stomach.
But who in such an important role would recognize the difference between better and bad? And given the shape of the sports and radio industry as a whole, who would be allowed to hire on the basis of an audience appeal that was not aimed at young male libertines?
On Wednesday, that announcement again, read this time by a possibly unsuspecting, just obeying update man who claims that a nerd-targeted sports gambling operation offers “better chances” among other things.
This claim was an advertisement, heard deep in a pussy. If the company did offer “better opportunities,” such a claim would be at the top, in the middle, and at the end of the pitch. And examples of “better opportunities” would be gladly given.
But the ad was bogus, and WFAN, its owner heavily invested in listeners losing money in such operations, continues to be burdened with such get-rich-quick incentives to invest in fully customer-losing “businesses”.
Therefore, it is highly unlikely that WFAN will do anything – anything fair – to reverse the cash flow and content, let alone surround these ads with truly talented weekday hosts. In the meantime, we’ll have to wait until these surgeries run out of losers, especially those who learned the truth the hard way – taken for a ride by WFAN.
Ironically, the only WFAN host to point out that such unfair selling is dishonest – that parlay bets so aggressively portrayed in WFAN ads “are terrible bets” – is Craig Carton, in a scam to support his deep gambling addiction. Cause and defect.
Most of the time, however, Carton is on board as a co-host for an afternoon drive to sell his station and himself as the preferred stop for those who like “boy talk”, humiliation, childish, non-funny sexual innuendo and middle school students. crotch room and toilet talk.
The morning driving program continues to be hosted by professional pig Gregg Giannotti and “Weekday Boomer Esiason” activist, a cheat who acts like a gentleman in CBS NFL pre-match programs.
In other words, it was a waste of my space and your time. Even slightly better is out of the question. WFAN will remain fat. And young male nerds will remain its primary target audience.
9/11 mourners become targets of LIV defenders
The quality of civilized debate in the U.S. has dropped to a point where those who oppose the Saudi government’s millionth invasion of pro golf, as they continue to believe Saudi Arabia were complicit in the 9/11 attacks that killed 3,000 Americans. To see also : 10 Video Game Villains I Honestly Think I Can Beat. they are rationalized by simpletons as shills for PAR.
As if protesting the murder of the lost was proof that among the “far left progressives” he is a PAR front and a political movement against Donald Trump, all because Trump, who once publicly blamed Saudi Arabia for the 9/11 attacks, found it appropriate rent his golf club and play lucky host for mullahs from the saudi government this weekend.
So the murdered and bereaved – and those who believe the 9/11 attacks were not planned and financed by Saudi free agents – are now politicized by those who desperately want to apply extremist policies to everything. Yes, all those who believed that Trump betrayed his beliefs and minimal sense of right from wrong must be Marxists.
But it is a sad, corrosive state of split.
If it weren’t for the double standard, ESPN wouldn’t have any standards.
As several readers have pointed out, it is rather inappropriate that ESPN has named its annual Humanitarian Award Muhammad Ali, who mercilessly but cheerfully belittled Joe Frazier as a “gorilla” – among other inhuman sins.
However, ESPN fired longtime tennis analyst Doug Adler because some NY Times journalist recklessly and falsely claimed that Adler suddenly decided to call Venus Williams a “gorilla.”
If you can’t find out which Yankees TV channel they are this season, you can go through over 100 cable channels, two or three times, or assume they are the exclusive property of one of the four MLB channels “show us the money” streaming operations as the bait for future extra payments for watching the big league baseball.
So for you the Yankees might not be at all.
For those who did not believe how this could have happened, here’s how Rob Manfred and his cheerful group of teammates “develop the game,” a game that once did not need their help blinded by greed.
Managers find ways to lose
Thursday’s game Royals-Yankees was another case of teams in pre-fabricated “planning” and “scripting” games until they were eaten up from the inside. On the same subject : Saudi Arabia is leaving the United States.
Over 8 ¹ / ₂ (plus one outs) innings, there were six hits, 24 strikes, 23 runners left on base, six pitchers, and many strokes, due to lack of other skills, took turns.
And that was another game where managers swapped turns trying to lose. Kansas City resident Dylan Coleman finished eighth. He hit two. The third option was infield pop. But that didn’t stop Manager Mike Matheny from trying to hone perfection with the inning-determined blaster analytics.
So Matheny, captain of team 39-60, removed Coleman for Scott Barlow, who with a single knockout threw Aaron Judge for the match-ending Homer. Apparently, the Royals computer did not contain a warning that the referee was hitting multiple home runs.
It’s not that ESPN’s stat collectors are heavily reliant on stupid and useless things, it’s that someone probably smarter than them is approving them for national inspection and consumption.
Last week: “Diamondbacks first Giants home sweep from 2019.” Fascinating! ESPN might have picked up something useful, like “The giants are coming up. 500 ”, but went with the fool instead.
Then it was: Brandon Nimmo “has 0.260 BA out of runners in the scoring” with an “overall average of 0.266”. Well that explains. What explains? Absolutely nothing. (Thanks to reader Bill Siegel for this heads-up.)
Incidentally, the Bargain basement is conveniently located on the third floor.
Dismissal: The F-word has become such a standardized form of public speech that Al Gold, owner of Cyberknife, winner of the Haskell Stakes in Monmouth last week, was unable to do a TV interview without two Fs.
Not so long ago, it would have been condemned as utterly rude, utterly unacceptable. And Gold would make the news and noise unforgivably vulgar.
Now? You’re welcome. We just sprint backwards.
If offensive Jets liner Mekhi Becton doesn’t see his left-to-right punch transition as a degradation (QB Zach Wilson is right-handed, so his left-hand side is his dark side), then he’s blissfully unaware why the Jets give him their first pick in 2020 year.
