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This one hurts. Among the best we had. But it couldn’t happen to a better guy!
Glass Break: ESPN has hired Sergio Gonzalez, an editorial director at The Athletic, as VP of digital editorial, @FOS has learned.View quoted post on X
He will report to Mike Foss and is the top digital newsroom hire since Roxanna Scott's position was eliminated in August.
frontofficesports.com/article/espn-h…
“Bro, 26,000 people showed up for us, and 6,000 people invested. How can this not work?”
— Edreece Arghandiwal
The Roots have demonstrated that a community can build a compelling professional soccer brand. ... If a club with this much support and visibility can find itself fighting for survival, what does that mean for the future of grassroots professional soccer in America?
nytimes.com/athletic/77376…
— Edreece Arghandiwal
The Roots have demonstrated that a community can build a compelling professional soccer brand. ... If a club with this much support and visibility can find itself fighting for survival, what does that mean for the future of grassroots professional soccer in America?
nytimes.com/athletic/77376…
“I feel it is starting a powerful movement towards supporting women’s sports. I can only hope that the stories about our Bay women athletes inspire more girls and women to get into sports and stay in sports.”
— Alysa Liu
This championship will echo for generations in the Bay Area. This team is worthy of folklore.
nytimes.com/athletic/77439…
— Alysa Liu
This championship will echo for generations in the Bay Area. This team is worthy of folklore.
nytimes.com/athletic/77439…
“Bro, 26,000 people showed up for us, and 6,000 people invested. How can this not work?”
— Edreece Arhandiwal
The Roots have demonstrated that a community can build a compelling professional soccer brand. ... If a club with this much support and visibility can find itself fighting for survival, what does that mean for the future of grassroots professional soccer in America?
nytimes.com/athletic/77376…
— Edreece Arhandiwal
The Roots have demonstrated that a community can build a compelling professional soccer brand. ... If a club with this much support and visibility can find itself fighting for survival, what does that mean for the future of grassroots professional soccer in America?
nytimes.com/athletic/77376…