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Hello, media consumers. Welcome to the press box Friday edition. Actually, Thursday afternoon edition.

Brian Curtis, David Schumaker, producer, Erica, Servantes here. We are going to bring on the New Yorkers, Kalefa, Senet, and just a second.

But David, we got to talk about the week from hell for the sports media figure known as the NFL or NBA insider.

All right. Let's do this. Can I set this up as an instant think piece?

Yeah, please. Okay, here goes the nut graph. It's not just that a couple of insiders had bad or weird moments this week.

It's that those moments go right to the heart of suspicions people have about the job.

Mm-hmm.

I think it's a good way to do that. Is that work as a nut graph?

Yeah, I think so.

Okay. So let's lay this out.

An insider, if you don't know, puts scoops out there. Those scoops are mainly transactions.

Players heard, the player is going to sign, players going to be drafted, etc.

Complete number one about insiders is that the job becomes entertainment more than journalism.

It becomes so transaction based and one might say transactional that it almost becomes post journalism.

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