Reply to "Tennessee catcher considering legal action against ESPN"

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@infielddad posted:
Maybe ESPN will present the same defenses Fox does in Court when Hannity or Carlson (and Fox) are sued! “This is pure entertainment. Nothing is factual. No reasonable person would interpret these opinions as factual.”
They are engaging in “exaggeration and non-literal commentary.”
Very sad all the way around!

And every other media outlet isn’t engaged in exactly the same thing?!? There are literally no trusted media sources. No matter what your political beliefs.

6/25/227:05 PM

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