Ryan Glass Spiegel, who's over at Front Office Sports now, if I don't know his whole resume, I think he was at the post for a minute or a couple minutes and then, I don't know, three years, lots of minutes. Three years. Three years. Yeah, three years of him attacking me. I remember that. That is inaccurate. By the way, I'll get, I'll deal with that a little bit later on, don't worry.

Good to have this,

Ryan Glass to be in front of all the sports.

I'm happy to I'm here and That is inaccurate. By the way, I'll get, we'll deal with that a little bit later on. Don't worry.

All right.

This is Ryan Glass to be in front of all the sports. I'm happy to I'm here. And, you know, the time he obviously works out. I feel, feel sorry for Diana Rossini, of course. As she announces, she's resigning from the athletic. She had a couple months left on her contract. First, let me just give you an opportunity, Ryan,

this guy that covers sports media

for a living amongst other things.

You're just... She had a couple months left on her contract. First, let me just give you an opportunity, Ryan, as a guy that covers sports media for a living amongst other things,

you're just kind of global 30,000-foot view of the announcement that came a few moments ago.

Go ahead.

Yeah, I think, I mean, pretty much the moment that that page 6 story dropped,

it was just highly unlikely that she was going to keep her job at the athletic.

It's, you know, it's a place owned by the New York Times and that comes with a different set

of rules than basically anybody else has to follow.

And just same as you.

Like, you know, even though she put herself and Reble put himself in a very tough spot,

especially in their personal lives, my first feeling was,

oh, my God, I feel terrible for them.

Like, you know, it's, it became such like a feeding frenzy, and I'm not immune to that.

I covered the story, too, but it just seemed like, you know, they spent a night together

at a hotel in Arizona.

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