US EditionBraves reporter gets female fan’s number on the air; Social media opinion split on move
- Wiley Ballard, an Atlanta Braves TV reporter, asked for female fans' phone numbers during a live broadcast, which sparked a debate on social media about journalistic standards in sports reporting.
- Ballard's actions drew both defense and criticism; Braves color commentator C.J. Nitkowski supported Ballard, while Kylen Mills from Big Ten Network criticized the behavior.
- A tweet by Evan Grant of the Dallas Morning News stated that if a female reporter behaved like Ballard, she would face significant backlash.
- The incident has raised questions about the acceptability of male sports reporters' interactions with female fans.
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Female Reporters Mocked for Outrage After Braves Sideline Reporter Gets Fan's Number On Live TV
Several female reporters are taking heat for being outraged over a sports broadcaster's lighthearted banter with two female fans live on TV. The post VIDEO: Female Reporters Mocked for Outrage After Braves Sideline Reporter Gets Fan’s Number On Live TV appeared first on Breitbart.
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