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Published 2 years ago

Column: Criticize the Chicago Cubs? Not on Marquee Sports Network’s ‘The Reporters’ show.

Summary by Ground News
The Chicago Cubs are in the early stages of a rebuild of undetermined length. Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer declined to refer to the plan as a rebuild. Marquee Sports Network created a Sunday morning talk show called "The Reporters" The network would not let a reporter criticize upper management specifically Hoyer.

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Column: Criticize the Chicago Cubs? Not on Marquee Sports Network’s ‘The Reporters’ show.

When the Chicago Cubs announced they were leaving their old TV home to start their own network, some viewed it as a prudent business decision that would create another vital revenue stream.With more revenue streams, the Cubs theoretically would be contenders for years.That, of course, hasn’t happened.The Cubs are in the early stages of a rebuild of undetermined length. In the middle of the first full season of Marquee Sports Network in 2021, Cub…

2 years ago·San Jose, United States
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Chicago TribuneChicago Tribune

Column: Criticize the Chicago Cubs? Not on Marquee Sports Network’s ‘The Reporters’ show.

No, Marquee Sports Network would not let a reporter criticize Chicago Cubs upper management — specifically Jed Hoyer.

2 years ago·Chicago, United States
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Pioneer PressPioneer Press

Column: Criticize the Chicago Cubs? Not on Marquee Sports Network’s ‘The Reporters’ show.

When the Chicago Cubs announced they were leaving their old TV home to start their own network, it was viewed by some as a prudent business decision that would create another vital revenue stream.With more revenue streams, the Cubs theoretically would be contenders for years.That of course, hasn’t happened.The Cubs are in the early stages of a rebuild of undetermined length. In the middle of the first full season of Marquee Sports Network in 202…

2 years ago·St Paul, United States
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Boston HeraldBoston Herald

Column: Criticize the Chicago Cubs? Not on Marquee Sports Network’s ‘The Reporters’ show.

When the Chicago Cubs announced they were leaving their old TV home to start their own network, it was viewed by some as a prudent business decision that would create another vital revenue stream.With more revenue streams, the Cubs theoretically would be contenders for years.That of course, hasn’t happened.The Cubs are in the early stages of a rebuild of undetermined length. In the middle of the first full season of Marquee Sports Network in 202…

2 years ago·Boston, United States
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OC RegisterOC Register

Column: Criticize the Chicago Cubs? Not on Marquee Sports Network’s ‘The Reporters’ show.

When the Chicago Cubs announced they were leaving their old TV home to start their own network, it was viewed by some as a prudent business decision that would create another vital revenue stream.With more revenue streams, the Cubs theoretically would be contenders for years.That of course, hasn’t happened.The Cubs are in the early stages of a rebuild of undetermined length. In the middle of the first full season of Marquee Sports Network in 202…

2 years ago·Orange County, United States
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Chicago Sun TimesChicago Sun Times

Marquee Sports Network will air ‘The Reporters’ live after segment critical of Cubs doesn’t air

Marquee Sports Network’s new Sunday show “The Reporters” didn’t air a recorded segment in which the panel questioned Cubs president Jed Hoyer’s transparency regarding the team’s roster rebuild. In response to questions about the incident, Marquee general manager Mike McCarthy said the show will now air live.“A judgment was made on the fly that in retrospect was overly sensitive,” McCarthy said. “Going forward, the show will be live, and the repo…

2 years ago·Chicago, United States
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