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Friday, October 22, 2010
ESPN Fires Back On NASCAR News
Thursday was a big day for SPEED's Race Hub news show. Host Steve Byrnes had Randy Pemberton in the studio to talk Kasey Kahne and RPM. Instead of reporter Danielle Trotta, it was network veteran Bob Dillner reporting from directly outside of Red Bull Racing with all the breaking details.
Earlier in the day, ESPN's Ryan McGee had updated those stories on NASCAR Now along with a "phoner" from Rusty Wallace. McGee played it safe and offered the information he knew along with some opinions on those same topics.
Race Hub came out swinging and it was Dillner who did most of it. He offered that "5 to 7 mechanics" at RPM had packed-up their tool boxes and left the shop. Dillner added that while the current round of paychecks from RPM would be OK, there was doubt about the very future of the organization.
Dillner also stated that Roush-Fenway had withheld cars and engines from RPM over lack of payment. He indicated that while cars were now being delivered, engines were still pending due to financial issues. Kahne's financial issues with RPM were also in question.
While Race Hub is a Monday through Thursday program, NASCAR Now on ESPN2 offers a Friday show. This week, Nicole Briscoe returned to host the show and quickly pointed the telecast to Lead Reporter Marty Smith. That is Smith and Kahne pictured above with country artist Eric Church.
Smith began his Friday appearance by offering a recap of the Kahne saga. Then he turned his comments to the information offered by Dillner on Thursday.
Smith called information about any lack of payments by RPM unfounded rumors. Smith confirmed that Jack Roush stated his organization had been paid in full by RPM for both cars and engines. Kasey Kane said on Friday he had been paid in full by RPM and that was not the issue.
Smith's strongest statement came on the topic of employees leaving RPM. Remember, the day prior Dillner was on-site in the Mooresville area standing in front of Red Bull Racing and said multiple mechanics had packed their toolboxes and left RPM.
Smith indicated he personally confirmed that not one employee had left RPM and any information otherwise was untrue. He seemed to be rather disgusted about this issue while at the same time leaving the door open on the the overall future financial health of RPM.
This is the first season since 2007 that ESPN has faced the challenge of another national cable network news program about NASCAR. While a shorter version of Race Hub existed last season, it was primarily a vehicle for promotion of races, teams and drivers.
This year, SPEED finally jumped into the game with a full time news reporter in Trotta and a full time host in Byrnes. The series has grown by leaps and bounds, but Thursday was the first real test of live breaking news from the field being piped into the studio for a timely discussion.
While Thursday made it look like Race Hub had the inside track on the situation, the veteran Smith answering back on Friday made it seem as if NASCAR Now was playing the role of big brother in saying not so fast. It certainly set the stage for more NASCAR TV news battles as silly season rolls on.
If you watched this play out on the air perhaps you could offer us an opinion on how you think each network did in covering this story. To add your comment, just click on the comments button below. Thanks for stopping by, we will live blog both Saturday races so please join us.
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- majorshouse said...
I personally think that the four letter network got scooped and do not appreciate it and personally think that Marty Smith is jealous. Sorry but competition only makes you better and that is what ESPN needs right now. The Hub has become a viable alternative to the stuff shirts at ESPN and Steve Burns is doing quite a good job there.
- October 22, 2010 at 10:38 PM
- Anonymous said...
Having waited for more facts to come out NN made the Hub look like the Drudge Report: Lots of swings, a few hits and way too many misses.
- October 22, 2010 at 10:42 PM
- Anonymous said...
One of RPM's drivers is owed $750,000 - so Marty isn't entirely correct, if at all.
- October 22, 2010 at 11:24 PM
- Anonymous said...
sounds like a he said she said situation! who do you believe bob dillner or marty smith?
- October 23, 2010 at 3:40 AM
- Chadderbox said...
I am confused because there is different stories about what is going on at RPM now. In addition to what has been reported on Hub and ESPN, it was either Jayski or Nascar Live that reported several mechanics from RPM were told Thursday their services were no longer needed - effective immediately. This story fits with what Dillner reported Thursday night on Hub.
I also read somewhere (Jayski?) that only PARTIAL payment to Roush had been made by RPM.
I like both shows, Hub and ESPN, but lately I have been watching more Hub. I DVR both shows daily.
I was home yesterday and watched the coverage. The message I got from TV yesterday was that RPM did NOT owe anyone anymore. Employees didnt know anything and really were not commenting.
RPM has Dega cars but no motors??
- October 23, 2010 at 7:47 AM
- AncientRacer said...
Location, location, location.
- October 23, 2010 at 9:38 AM
- Chadderbox said...
Maybe location gives Hub an advantage. But, doesn't Smith live in Charlotte?
- October 23, 2010 at 10:12 AM
- Ken-Michigan said...
Coverage of this story was pretty much what I expected.
Reporters and the networks in NASCAR are so close and friendly with everyone involved, that nobody can or will take the chance on tickin' someone off.
Sickening & Wimpy coverage.
- October 23, 2010 at 11:09 AM
- Tracy D said...
I'm going with Dillner. Robbie Loomis' comments this morning aren't encouraging. "Taking it a day at a time" sounds like things are very, very bad.
My bet is Dillner got it right.
- October 23, 2010 at 11:20 AM
- Duke of Earl and they ofter call me speedo said...
Today's telecast from Gateway...
about 12 miles from where I sit.
It was easily theeeee worst yet
for nationwide. non stop gab fest
that was truly disgusting
The only saving grace was//the
announcers talked in normal tones.
The best part was when the
microphones were left open
By accident .. and we got to hear the RAW SOUNDS
OF THE ENGINES for about 30 seonds
Of course ESPN AND ALL of the
others would never do that
intentionally .. Afraid of Dead
Air - amd they wonder why the
ratings are down
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They started by removing a monstrous giant cedar that was smothering the entire facade. They replaced all of the windows and doors. They installed a French drain, restored the electricity and changed most of the plumbing. In the basement, a very thin cement floor was substituted with a thicker one.
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This home had previously been lived in by the same man who recently passed at the age of 96. His mother had advised him that the house would be his with two requirements. These were that no woman could be brought in and that he would never marry.
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The unfortunate skimpy metal columns and ramps look weak for the imposing brick wall. Thicker posts, moldings and ramps stained in opaque charcoal will immediately frame and showcase the entry. It also will provide an elegant and timeless structure.
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Pilots ...3CP,
while STAP operators ...5CP.
Eh-5 Lazor Blastor... 4CP
The waepon costs more than the troops?
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Whiteagle wrote:All "Space Skeletons" ... 2CP
Pilots ...3CP,
while STAP operators ...5CP.
Eh-5 Lazor Blastor... 4CP
Empire of Luchardsko WIP wiki pageBrikWars 2010 Rules wrote:BrikWars ... stands in pretty direct opposition to many fundamental elements of the LEGO® philosophy, such as "Not Teaching Kids How Funny It Is to Set People on Fire."
Falk wrote:The waepon costs more than the troops?
Warhead wrote:my head burns with War.
IVhorseman wrote:I'd honestly give the STAPs 16" of hover movement and 1d10 armor. If that seems a bit too fast for you, drop it to 12" and drop 2" from the movement of everything else.
Piloting and Targeting is a combination I haven't used before but like quite a bit. Normally a pilot's action is an attack, but to let a pilot mark dudes like this means he's both highly mobile, AND can do recon. This might be a good way to make "spy vehicles" or whatever in brikwars work!
IVhorseman wrote:If you play with some kind of droid factory, you could even give them the "cannon fodder" ability: instead of having 2 armor they have zero, but as soon as they die, they're respawned at the factory! The downside is that they don't have to all be killed for you to be eliminated from the game when all your other guys get killed.
Warhead wrote:my head burns with War.
IVhorseman wrote:Cost of your movement only depends on whether you want it to be flying or not. A hovering vehicle that can only stay a few feet or inches above the ground can still go over rough terrain and water with ease, but if it's able to veer up and over large rocks and wreckages in the way, then you're getting into the realm of flight. It's your call.
Warhead wrote:my head burns with War.
IVhorseman wrote:two-weapon attacks just roll the damage and UR of using just one weapon, except you do both. It's exactly as awesome as it sounds like it's supposed to be.
IVhorseman wrote:Why not give em more abilities? The only reason not to give a guy an ability is if you're never gonna use it.
Warhead wrote:my head burns with War.
IVhorseman wrote:+1d6 to skill means they'll hit almost invaribly. The Ninja's CC ability has proven this several times over in brikwars I've played. It starts getting tedious and annoying, but that might just be because I was on the defending side each time.
IVhorseman wrote:1d6+2 is about equal to 1d10 by the way. Although, I tend to give specially trained minifigs 1d8 skill.
IVhorseman wrote:And no, two weapon attacks are just two separate attacks that occur simultaneously. Roll twice against both URs. Maybe you hit just one, maybe you hit twice, maybe you completely miss.
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The 15th Annual Outback Steak Dinner will be held on March 3rd at the Lubbock Memorial Civic Center starting at 6:30 PM. Outback Steakhouse caters this event for us each year and their staff always does a great job preparing the meal. This dinner is unique because the organization brings approximately 100 members from the Clubs to attend the event and the kids sit at the sponsor tables. This gives our members an opportunity to tell the adults about the Club they attend and what they like to do every day. There will be a live and silent auction for everyone to bid on as well as some entertainment provided by our members. The 2011 Youth of the Year, Joseph Striednig, will be our Master of Ceremonies for this event and we will recognize all our Youth of the Year candidates at this event as well as giving out some scholarship funds for college.
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Johnson City, Tenn. -- Three East Tennessee State pitchers combined on a two-hitter to lead the Bucs in a 4-2 Southern Conference baseball win against Wofford at ETSUs Cardinal Park.
Buccaneer starter Matt Hensley (1-3) carried a no-hitter through five innings before surrendering a double to Chris Cotugno in the top of the sixth. The freshman earned his first collegiate win after allowing two runs on just one hit in 5.0 innings. Junior Jackson Simerly relieved Hensley and allowed one hit in 3.0 innings. Freshman Donnie Sharp pitched the ninth to earn his first collegiate players
East Tennessee State (9-18, 3-9 Southern Conference) was led on offense by junior Brandon Cross. The second baseman went 3-4 with one run scored. Senior Nathan Copeland went 2-3 with a home run. Wofford (10-13, 5-3 SoCon) received strong performances from starter Joey Cress (5.0 innings, seven hits, four runs) and reliever Keith Sturkie (3.0 innings, two hits).
ETSU centerfielder Kirk Keithley drew a walk with the bases loaded in the second to give the Bucs a 1-0 lead before Cress ended the threat with two strikeouts. The Bucs added thre more in the third to gain a four-run advantage. Copeland led off the frame with his sixth homer of the season. Cross followed with a double and scored on a Jason Brotherton two-bagger. Brotherton then came home on a Jeremy Terry single.
Wofford loaded the bases in the fourth on a walk, error and hit batsman. After a strikeout, Steve Casey scored on a fielders choice off the bat of Tony Carbone. The Terriers added another run in the fifth when Steve Casey scored his second run, this on a double play groundout. Simerly ended the threat by enducing the double play and another groundout.
Sharp came on in the ninth and plunked Woffords Lawson Burnat on a 1-1 pitch. After a sacrifice bunt, Wofford had the tying run at the plate. Left fielder Tommy Todd hit a lazer to the right field wall, but rightfielder Nathan Copeland climbed the eight-foot hill and caught the line drive at the base of the wall to clinch the win.
The Bucs return to action next weekend in Nashville, Tenn. ETSU opens with a doubleheader on Saturday, March 31 -- vs. Austin Peay at Noon and at Belmont at 3 p.m. The weekend will conclude with a 1 p.m. game againt Belmont on Sunday, April 1.