Harold Reynolds fired from ESPN. This is an outrage!
Harold Reynolds, the best person on ESPN by far, was fired due to some bullshit sexual harrasment allegations . He says it was just a misinterpreted hug, and this is Harold Reynolds, so I'm inclined to believe him. Harold wants his job back, and every true Baseball Tonight fan wants Harold back, so here's what you should do: Go contact ESPN (I'll even give you a link: http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/news/story?page=contact/espntv ) and tell them to reconcile their differences with him and that BBTN is just not the same without him. What the hell kind of world is it that Harold Reynolds gets fired while Stephen A. Smith gets his own show? QUITE FRANKLY, that's a pretty shitty world. So let's do something about it. Maybe as individuals we can make little difference, but as the Beers, a powerful baseball organization, we can make an impact. What a difference teamwork makes!

I kindof agree that Harold Reynolds being fire was rediculous. Im a little dissapointed and My theory about it is this: 1. Karl Ravech is there for some reason and he doesnt belone because he's not a baseball guy and hes a little racist. He must know someone at espn cause he shouldnt be the lead, scott reiss should be, i forgot his name but hes there sometime and hes real nice. 2. they have a lot of people. #1 is the main reason i think, which really dissapoints me. I dont think kruk or steve phillips really likes ravech either. He said some subliminal comment to kruk on the show and kruk look at him like he was going to break his neck and ravech got scared. I like kruk but baseball tonight is not very enjoyable right now, espn fd up.

and ill be at practice and game but not the cages

I actually wont be at practice but ill be at the game.

I support Harold Reynolds... I wrote a letter. Here's what I wrote: I think Harold Reynolds should be given his job back. He's an essential part of Baseball Tonight, and from what I've been able to gather, what he did does not warrent being fired. Especially considering the past embarrasing incidents with past commentators/employees which didn't result in firings. If what I read is true (ie: drunken interviews, possession of drug paraphernalia). I think in Harold's case, it's worth it to cut him a little slack because he's so integral. I miss him already...

I like Karl Ravech. I pretty much like most of them, although Steve Phillips is tedious. Still, Harold was the best.

Yeah, Karl Ravetch is more of a professional tv host than a baseball person, but I think it works well.