NBA, ESPN and Zach Lowe
Boston.com · 1d
Firing Zach Lowe is ESPN’s latest poor decision, especially with regard to NBA coverage
That ESPN lost Doc Rivers (who ditched his gig as a de facto replacement for Van Gundy to take the Bucks’ coaching job) and JJ Redick (Rivers’s replacement, who ditched the network to join LeBron James’s staff with the Lakers) within sixth months of each other falls somewhere between comedy and karma.
USA Today · 4d
ESPN lays off Zach Lowe, beloved NBA analyst: What we know
Every Friday during the NBA season was a joy for me, because I got to open up a column by ESPN’s Zach Lowe, in which he’d break down the Xs and Os in the league and why certain players were exploding, struggling or somewhere in between.
Yahoo · 3d
What Happened to Zach Lowe? ESPN Lay-off Explained
Zach Lowe, a popular journalist, sports writer, and NBA analyst, has been laid off by ESPN. Lowe had been working for ESPN since 2015, but even before that, he was employed at Grantland, an ESPN-owned sports and pop-culture blog that has since been shut down.
New York Post · 3d
Bill Simmons unloads on ESPN bosses for firing Zach Lowe: ‘Who is in charge?’
Former ESPN columnist Bill Simmons piled onto the avalanche that has collapsed on the “Worldwide Leader” for firing Zach Lowe on Thursday. Simmons said on “ The Bill Simmons Podcast ” that the Worldwide Leader “lost its soul” when it fired his close friend Lowe, whom the Ringer founder employed at his ESPN vertical, Grantland, from 2011-15.
USA Today · 3d
The NBA media space will miss Zach Lowe more than he'll miss the space itself
ESPN’s do-it-all NBA analyst, Zach Lowe, was laid off by the company this week, according to reports. The reason why is reportedly less about anything that Lowe did or didn’t do and more about cost-cutting measures.
New York Post · 4d
ESPN lays off NBA reporter Zach Lowe over seven-figure salary
Another high-profile talent is out at ESPN. Senior NBA writer Zach Lowe has been laid off by the network, The Athletic’s Andrew Marchand reported. Lowe had been with ESPN for more than a decade, having joined Bill Simmons’ Grantland vertical in 2012 after writing for Sports Illustrated.
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