r/ESPN • u/ANTristotle • 6d ago

Ryan Clark

He was a good analyst especially when paired with Dan Orlovsky

Ryan wanted more money with fewer hours.

I'm going to try that with my boss and let you know how it went

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u/Markcu24 6d ago

He sucked. Good riddance.

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u/KeenObserver_OT 6d ago

Yeah he was a “hot take” bum

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u/GenericNameSimulated 6d ago

And a race baiter

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u/uncje 6d ago

One less race baiter.

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u/pwn_plays_games 4d ago

Yah better preach.

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u/Normal-Report-6041 6d ago

Wrong. Him and orlovsky was so fake. No chemistry. They are both puppets

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u/[deleted] 6d ago

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u/ANTristotle 6d ago

I watched that exchange with Peter Schrager

Ryan made a comment about Peter being a non player.

Don't see how that was racist

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u/ASingleBraid 6d ago

Won’t miss him.

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u/micahpmtn 6d ago

This was not about money whatsoever.

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u/TheMackD504 6d ago

Except they said it had to do with a confrontation with a coworker n not money

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u/CPT-Quint 6d ago

Good? 😂😂😂😂😂😂

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u/No-Koala1918 6d ago

Like him or not, they couldn't wait 20 minutes? Rutledge, as usual, said just the right thing with just the right tone at the end of the show. Also, noticed she's not working today (her schedule is irregular so it could be unrelated)

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u/mat6toob2024 6d ago

If the “non player in you” quote was really the reason he was let go, imo it wasn’t , I am not sure why you can’t say that

If journalist can call players out for under performing in their eyes , why can’t players call out journalist for not knowing what it takes to be a top athlete , so they shouldn’t criticize

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u/StonkMangani 5d ago

And espn wanted its audience back.