"My family and I are ecstatic," said Reynolds, the former All-Star second baseman. "This is a matter of principal. And I stood on principal and never wavered. "All of my goals were met, and now I look forward to concentrating on the game I love."
Presumably, Reynolds spoke better than the USA Today copy editors.
“This was a matter of principle,” Reynolds, who now works for MLB.com, said in a statement. “I stood on principle and didn’t waver. My goals were met. Now I can put this behind me and concentrate on the game I love.”
Says ESPN spokesman Mike Soltys: "Our confidence in both the appropriateness of our action and our legal position never wavered. The resolution allows us to spare the people involved further difficult disruptions to their lives and is economically compelling to ESPN."
There was a whole lot of waver avoidance in this case.
And I don't mean that as a great compliment to Harold. Just that Steve Philips, et al. . .?
Seems like that would be fair ... I mean, wasn't John Kruk accused of harassing the dessert tray in the ESPN cafeteria?
There was a whole lot of waver avoidance in this case.
2 But they were just asking to be eaten.
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