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ESPN makes a class move.
It's nice to say that about ESPN.

If you follow the NBA, you know Craig Sager, the sideline reporter who wears the flashy suits. He has worked for TNT for over 30 years and because of that has never been able to work an NBA finals, since the finals are always on ABC/ESPN. Sager was diagnosed with terminal cancer and is only expected to live 3 to 6 months, so this will likely be his last NBA season.

Today, in a partnership with TNT, ESPN signed Sager to a contract that will allow him to be the sideline reporter for Game 6 on Thursday.

Class move. ESPN. Very nice gesture.

http://www.si.com/tech-media/2016/06/15/...6-abc-espn
06-15-2016 10:50 PM
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