Has ESPN stopped caring about integrity?

Because there's really no way the network can defend this move.

http://machochip.com/2008/08/does-espn-hate-the-red-sox-lau.php

 

When did they start?

 

(Sound of rim shot.)

 

Yeah, considering the things ESPN has done recently, that one would be at the bottom of the list.

 

It seems like they play up being a journalistic organization when someone from them breaks a story or does a good feature, but if something questionable happens, they fall back on being just for entertainment.

 

Sounds just like Rush.

 

Isn't ESPN opening up a new LA/Hollywood studio in the near future?

 

How many people who have to use a laundromat would have cable?

 

When I saw this thread I thought it was about that moron John Kruk's rant about how teams in the pennant chases shouldn't be punished for intentionally throwing at batters and thug managers who order beanballs.

 

I'll bet it's a pretty damn high percentage. Way, way more than half.

Now, homeless people: you may have a point there.

 

"Every time I say it's a business, you say it's a game."