ESPN Ending Around The Horn in 2025 EDIT: Last Episode Will Air On May 23

[Stick Up Kid]

TJ Simers from The LA Times, one of the original hosts ,is the only one who passed away

 

[In The Zone '98]

TJ Simers from The LA Times, one of the original hosts ,is the only one who passed away

Jury awards $7.13 million to ex-LA Times sports columnist TJ Simers

A Los Angeles jury awarded $7.13 million on Wednesday to former Los Angeles Times sports columnist T.J. Simers, who contended the newspaper discriminated against him and forced him out of his $234,000-a-year job after he suffered a mini-stroke in March 2013. He was represented by Carney...

thenationaltriallawyers.org

Cashed out on his way out

 

[jwall123]

ATH and PTI are like Kiper and Van Pelt, you associate them with ESPN like they're part of the furniture in Bristol. Some of the last remaining remnants of the networks golden years.

Sad to see one of those tentpoles go down but Reali and the OGs being there for the end felt right.

Would have been cool to see Max Kellerman too! They probably treated him so shytty he did not want to come back.

 

[FTBS]

Would have been cool to see Max Kellerman too! They probably treated him so shytty he did not want to come back.

Didnt Max choose to leave to chase greener pastures at Fox? Or you talking some behind the scenes stuff?

 

[tremonthustler1]

Didnt Max choose to leave to chase greener pastures at Fox? Or you talking some behind the scenes stuff?

he came back to ESPN after that.

He's still getting paid by them. He just can't do shyt.

 

[FTBS]

he came back to ESPN after that.

I thought we were talking ATH specifically.

 

[jwall123]

Didnt Max choose to leave to chase greener pastures at Fox? Or you talking some behind the scenes stuff?

Referring to tea leaves I read in an article where Reali was referencing his desire to have Kellerman back at the 20th year show. In that same article he reflected on why he believes Max stayed away.

Tony Reali explains Max Kellerman's 'Around the Horn' finale absence

Take all of it with a grain of salt though. Only because I did not see the live stream this article references.

 

[Thavoiceofthevoiceless]

Would have been cool to see Max Kellerman too! They probably treated him so shytty he did not want to come back.

Even if he did want to come back, I doubt they would have let him done so.

Years ago, ESPN wanted to bring Jaws back on air after laying him off, but Disney said no.

 

[K-Apps]

Would have been cool to see Max Kellerman too! They probably treated him so shytty he did not want to come back.

Reali basically said he didn’t want to come back, he’s moved on from ESPN and I can’t blame him for that:

 

[aceboon]

 

[K-Apps]

Did Bill have a mild stroke? His speech sort of slurred

I just noticed that the other day. I haven't watched in a while but he seems slower. Almost like his brain knows what he wants to say but he cant. Looks frustrated when he talks

Plaschke announces he has Parkinson’s, apparently he had it for 4 years now but he did not tell anybody until now.

 

[Dem313wayz]

Plaschke announces he has Parkinson’s, apparently he had it for 4 years now but he not tell anybody until now.

Damn. It makes sense now. Tough disease to have. Staying active is one way to stop the condition from getting worse

 

[K-Apps]

 

[10bandz]

Jury awards $7.13 million to ex-LA Times sports columnist TJ Simers

A Los Angeles jury awarded $7.13 million on Wednesday to former Los Angeles Times sports columnist T.J. Simers, who contended the newspaper discriminated against him and forced him out of his $234,000-a-year job after he suffered a mini-stroke in March 2013. He was represented by Carney...

thenationaltriallawyers.org

Cashed out on his way out

He was a racist and nobody fukked with his articles. Thats really why LA Times pushed him out but he was able to spin it in his favor.

 

[10bandz]

thats dope