If this guy took the same script and did it as a middle aged suburban white dude during the fourth quarter of a Heat game, it would sound eerily familiar to all those who watch games with me.

As Dan Dierdorf would say, “Kudos to Jay Pharoah”.

everyone is always trying to sell you something,

marketing, business, its all there,

these major leagues are all businesses,

they need the 1st takes of the world to build hype and drama,

skip bayless took the tebow thing to another level last year, without him and 1st take, there is not nearly the hype,

skip@denver the week they played new england, that was out of control

Both are consummate actors willing to say whatever will drive ratings and are known to be entirely different ‘on-camera’ than off.

Two phoney douchbags who have no journalistic credibility and will throw anyone under the buss to help their ‘careers’.

ESPN may get ratings but incredibly lacking in ethics and journalistic integrity.

Though, he did manage to criticize the impersonator’s clothing (“I would never wear that shirt with that tie”) in the skit, once again proving that a zebra can’t change its stripes.