John Price
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Or maybe ESPN has become a shell of itself and actually reporting news is not their priority anymore.The craziest thing to me (a fellow St. Bonaventure Bonnie) is that HOW does this happen?
There's zero chance St. Bona has the audacity to offer him the position. Dude was making $7 million a year on a 5-year contract with $21 million left.
St. Bona's entire athletics budget is $16.5 million. So they're not like "making a competitive offer" to Woj.
The only way this happens is if the AD/Coach at Bona called Woj and said "We're creating this position. You know anyone who'd be good?" and he said "yeah, me."
Which means they must have said "You want to take a 97% pay-cut to be our GM?" and he said "Yes. I do." And honestly, the proper response to that for the Bonnies really should be "if you're willing to part with $21 million over the next three years, why don't you stay at ESPN and just donate your salary to us?"
The craziest thing to me (a fellow St. Bonaventure Bonnie) is that HOW does this happen?
There's zero chance St. Bona has the audacity to offer him the position. Dude was making $7 million a year on a 5-year contract with $21 million left.
St. Bona's entire athletics budget is $16.5 million. So they're not like "making a competitive offer" to Woj.
The only way this happens is if the AD/Coach at Bona called Woj and said "We're creating this position. You know anyone who'd be good?" and he said "yeah, me."
Which means they must have said "You want to take a 97% pay-cut to be our GM?" and he said "Yes. I do." And honestly, the proper response to that for the Bonnies really should be "if you're willing to part with $21 million over the next three years, why don't you stay at ESPN and just donate your salary to us?"
Yup. He probably already got enough money to last him life time many times over.Maybe hes one of the few people who just doesn't wanna do everything for money. Hes made a fortunate in his career so maybe he just wanted to help out his alma mater.
He Can always go back to being an insider if he really needs money.
For the love of God - can ESPN start looking for somebody that can do Stephen A. Smith's job along with their own.ESPN is cutting costs so makes sense, pay one guy to do two jobs.
Being an insider is nothing more than being a paid (by the NBA) informant. Insiders used to be investigative journalists who had connections to get the stories. This shows that ESPN is just the lapdog of the NBA who directs them what to report. He is a puppet not an "insider"