Was a Loss of $462,000,000 the Reason Behind the Firing of Stephen A. Smith’s Millionaire NBA Colleagues?

Now that the athletic world has been affected by the wave of layoffs, we are hearing alarming news. When a media behemoth like ESPN cut ways with its long-term faces, you know the market is unstable. Max Kellerman's departure, for example, has shocked the fandom. To their astonishment, the network also fired analyst Jalen Rose and longtime announcer Jeff Van Gundy. 

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Monetary losses cause the spree

Rose, a former guard for the Indiana Pacers, had a $3 million deal. Unlike previous Miami Heat head coach Van Gundy, Kellerman received a $1 million compensation each year.

In order to balance the revenue, Rose, Van Gundy, and Kellerman were all laid go. The CEO of Disney, Bob Iger, has fired NFL analysts and commentators in an effort to recoup $5.5 billion.

In order to balance the revenue, Rose, Van Gundy, and Kellerman were all laid go. The CEO of Disney, Bob Iger, has fired NFL analysts and commentators in an effort to recoup $5.5 billion.

Cable network facing losses

Disney's cable networks have suffered significant losses as the age of cable TV appears to be coming to an end. They losing 7% of their revenue is a sign of this. Their linear networks, like ESPN, formerly claimed revenues of $7,062,000,000, but those numbers have now fallen to $6.6 billion.

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