- Add another 10% drop in the stock price of WWE on Thursday after Vince McMahon was forced to eep, ahk, ork, and ah ah his way through a bad investor's call...
House show business cratering.
Now some very real talk of taking some of the initial PPV broadcasts off the Network and restore them to PPV through streaming partners like AEW does Bleacher Report and several indies do Fite.tv.
That would no less than kill the Network.
But you take the losses since the firings of the two vice presidents in the company a week ago, that's about $1.5 billion off the market cap of WWE in the last week.
And now rumblings that various megacorps like Disney and Amazon might make plays for the company.
- It's behind a Wall Street Journal paywall... But it's now clear that a spreadsheet detailing the sign-stealing with the Houston Astros was presented to the team's general manager in late 2016.
But I keep telling people: It does nothing if it's clear that, one reason or another, Manfred wants that team to win.
But Keith Olbermann might well have the appropriate punishments right here...
Ok. The Astros front office contributed algorithms to their sign stealing as early as 2016.— Keith Olbermann (@KeithOlbermann) February 7, 2020
They were in on it.
Vacate the 2017 World Series title. Hell, withdraw the franchise. Let everybody who wants to sue, @MLB, sue. https://t.co/rdieebs5Uc
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