The New York Times is reporting that former Mets general manager and ESPN baseball analyst Steve Phillips has been fired from the network.
Recently the New York Post had published that Phillips had had an affair with a 22-year-old production assistant at ESPN. A letter the assistant had sent to Phillips’ wife became part of a police report and was part of the story.
According to the Times, ESPN released a statement on Sunday, Oct. 25th, that read, “Steve Phillips is no longer working for ESPN. His ability to be an effective representative for ESPN has been significantly and irreparably damaged, and it became evident it was time to part ways.”
–Chuck Ross
Steve Phillips commits a reprise
Of bedding down his employees;
Hits Hundley then walks,
So she in turn stalks
And puts his past balls in a squeeze.
News Short n’ Sweet by JFD8
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So once again it’s either your ratings or your importance to the network that matters.
Phillips is fired, but David Letterman not only keeps his job but plays it for laughs.
I guess Phillips should have been working for CBS.
Maybe I am showing my age here…but what ever happended to just being smart about cheating…don’t do it…but didn’t anyone ever tell you to “…never —- where you eat!”
Mike
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