Stephen A Smith needs some rest....ESPN working him like a damn dog

[Adebisi_Said]

Mike Breen, Jeff Van Gundy, and Mark Jackson called the Warriors-Lakers game at 12:30 PM PST till 3:00 PM PST.

Now at 7:30 PM PST they're calling Grizzlies-Clippers.

Reminded me of this thread

At least those games are in the same building.

 

[King Poetic]

Mike Breen, Jeff Van Gundy, and Mark Jackson called the Warriors-Lakers game at 12:30 PM PST till 3:00 PM PST.

Now at 7:30 PM PST they're calling Grizzlies-Clippers.

Reminded me of this thread

Not surprised.. didn’t they layoff thousands of workers…

Motherfukkers will be calling hockey games soon

 

[Morethan1]

 

[valet]

He covering WWE instead of watching the final 4.

 

[Tribal Outkast]

 

[wire28]

This nikka Screamin A doing politics now??? Still waiting for him to call the Westminister Dog Show, Battle Bots and the ESPN Spelling Bee.

 

[FAH1223]

Windhorst is about to die here ESPN working him like a damn dog

Immediately made me think of this thread

 

[jetflyinglimousineriding]

Has to be such a taxing job to fly first class, stay in five star hotels, eat the best food, and watch/talk sports for less hours than the average person actually works on a day

 

[The_Sheff]

Has to be such a taxing job to fly first class, stay in five star hotels, eat the best food, and watch/talk sports for less hours than the average person actually works on a day

Yeah, what you are saying isn’t true at all. Nobody just wakes up and hops on the radio or tv. Most shows have production meetings 3 hours before the show and another meeting after the show. What you are hearing and watching is not from the hip, it’s highly choreographed.

And living out of hotels gets old QUICK. That’s why a lot of shows have transitioned to being remote. A lot of National radio shows no longer feature hosts who are in the studio together.

 

[StraxStrax]

Yeah, what you are saying isn’t true at all. Nobody just wakes up and hops on the radio or tv. Most shows have production meetings 2-3 hours before the show and another meeting after the show. What you are hearing and watching is not from the hip, it’s highly choreographed.

And living out of hotels gets old QUICK. That’s why a lot of shows have transitioned to being remote. A lot of National radio shows no longer feature hosts who are in the studio together.

I host a 30 min podcast every other week. Tbf I do all the work. Research, production, hosting, editing etc. Just to make that 30 min work I have to work for at least 4 hours. People have no idea how much work goes in to TV/radio behind the scenes.

 

[CHERUB]

Windhorst is about to die here ESPN working him like a damn dog

Immediately made me think of this thread

Bruh just had some good indica and thought he was chilling for the night. Blunt probably right there

 

[CJ]

Bruh just had some good indica and thought he was chilling for the night. Blunt probably right there

Breh off the jump was like I ain't stretching this any longer talking about Harden shyt

 

[Street Knowledge]

Yeah, what you are saying isn’t true at all. Nobody just wakes up and hops on the radio or tv. Most shows have production meetings 3 hours before the show and another meeting after the show. What you are hearing and watching is not from the hip, it’s highly choreographed.

And living out of hotels gets old QUICK. That’s why a lot of shows have transitioned to being remote. A lot of National radio shows no longer feature hosts who are in the studio together.

They think dudes just roll out of bed and start talking shyt on air

Even the podcasts you see now where the set is in someone’s basement or someone’s living room has tons of prep

 

[Ziggiy]

Has to be such a taxing job to fly first class, stay in five star hotels, eat the best food, and watch/talk sports for less hours than the average person actually works on a day

You have absolutely no idea what your talking about.

 

[WesCrook]

You have absolutely no idea what your talking about.

He's one of those resentful "I get up early to punch a clock to make ends meet everyday, while they get paid millions to dunk a freakin' basketball" curmudgeons