Strictly my opinion, of course, but it seems hard to poke fun at a sports media tactic that comes across as self-parody.David -------- Original message --------From: 'Bob Jersey' via TVorNotTV <[email protected]> Date: 7/13/25 18:08 (GMT-08:00) To: TVorNotTV <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [TV orNotTV] Are Colbert and Stewart toast once Paramount-Skydance merger is done? This is why I still admire Dan Patrick. He might note odds on events, though it's likely only due to a sponsorship from a legal book, and when he or his "Danettes" wander into hot take land, it's nearly always with comedic intent. BTom Wolper, to moi, in part, July 11th:I have been following an ex-ESPN journalist named Joon Lee on YouTube. He says that there are two things ruining sports today. One is the hot take industry, of which he was once a part. The other is the attention being given over to sports betting but that’s not relevant to this.Sports journalists are commanding attention and making names for themselves by offering more outrageous takes on what’s going on in sports without doing any research or even trying to get confirmation.
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