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August 23, 2010 By 11 Comments

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Filed Under: Sports Writers and Reporters Tagged With: douche bags, douches, espn, Harold Reynolds, jason whitlock, jay mariotti, rush limbaugh, Sean Salisbury
  • jhadleyc

    Wow…the Hall of Infamy. Not a list you want to join. ESPN has some fine talented anchors, reporters, hosts, play by play and color gameday folks and regular guests. They also have some wonderful, can't miss, informative and entertaining shows. But there are some men and women employed on air that need to go YESTERDAY. Truly unwatchable. Great compilation. One other thing. ESPN's vacation policy must mimic the French and German proclivity for time off. Their hosts are off air more that they are on.

  • www22

    Who else should be gone?
    Mark Jackson, Jim Grey, Magic Johnson, Wilborn, and most of all, STUART SCOTT!

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  • bill

    Weren't the Cold Pizza guys accused of sexual harassment?

  • http://www.twitter.com/datd00disit DatD00d

    A lot of these indiscretions seems so minor I am surprised many are even on this list. I mean a few made some crazy comments on air but that doesn't suggest they were in trouble just that they made some bone head comments.

    Follow http://www.twitter.com/datd00disit

  • fairlyunbalancedrptr

    I was thinking the writer had some idea of making this relevant… just a journalistic porn for the weak.

  • KVB

    Wow thats a crazy sad story about Adrian Karsten. I always remembered his colorful analysis during college football saturdays and never heard what happened to him until reading this. Thanks

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  • Ron

    I think when ESPNstarted becoming the story was when Olberman and Patrick was such a hit doing sportscenter back in the 90's. Also doing those commericals with the anchors and sports stars even thou they were funny it just become look at me not the games they covered.

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