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Dan Patrick discusses Monday’s news of longtime ‘Sportscenter’ anchor Kenny Mayne’s exodus at ESPN, as the familiar face left the network after 27 years on the airwaves.

By Wil Leitner May 11, 2021 Dan Patrick: “He’s just a great soul. I enjoyed being around him. He loved to laugh, very creative, funny, and had a style that was unique. Knowing Kenny, he will be fine.” (Full Segment Above) Listen to Dan Patrick discuss Monday’s news of longtime ‘Sportscenter’ anchor Kenny Mayne’s exodus at ESPN, as the familiar face left the network after 27 years on the airwaves. Mayne posted on his personal Twitter account that he was leaving ESPN and described himself as a 'salary cap casualty.' Mayne began with the network in 1994. Dan worked at ESPN from ...

By Wil Leitner May 11, 2021 Dan Patrick: “He’s just a great soul. I enjoyed being around him. He loved to laugh, very creative, funny, and had a style that was unique. Knowing Kenny, he will be fine.” (Full Segment Above) Listen to Dan Patrick discuss Monday’s news of longtime ‘Sportscenter’ anchor Kenny Mayne’s exodus at ESPN, as the familiar face left the network after 27 years on the airwaves. Mayne posted on his personal Twitter account that he was leaving ESPN and described himself as a 'salary cap casualty.' Mayne began with the network in 1994. Dan worked at ESPN from ...

By Wil Leitner May 11, 2021 Rob Parker: “This is the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard. I’ve never seen so many people bend over backward for a guy. I don’t get it. I don’t understand it. He got a baseball roster spot he didn’t deserve. People like him so they just do whatever they can. It’s mind-boggling. He’s 33 years old. BACK THEN people said ‘Why don’t you try out for tight end?’ and he wasn’t interested in that…. NOW he wants to play tight end, a position that he NEVER played in high school, never played in college, and never took a snap in his previous th...

By Wil Leitner May 10, 2021 Colin Cowherd: "The Knicks are a real team, a band of overachievers. They now have a direction. They are absolutely good enough to win a playoff series… They play HARD, they play real defense, they’re very coachable, and they give maximum effort every night.” (Full Segment Above) Listen to Colin Cowherd explain why he thinks the streaking New York Knicks are on the right track towards becoming a legitimate power in the Eastern Conference, as the fourth-place Knicks are eight games over .500 and have been one of the league’s most surprising teams in 2021. ...