Title: An Axe to Grind without Wood to Chop
Product review: A very poorly written book with too many "anonymous" quotes. It seems that Freeman had something against ESPN with little to prove.ESPN: An Uncensored History is a tiring read. It doesn't flow and it is full of the writer's slant and opinion, shaping unsubstantiated rumors into a very leaky case. Freeman would be better served writing an article with some of the allegations that have been made, rather than trying to stretch a few innuenedos into an otherwise boring book.Also, it was too full of locker-room banter and crude jokes that he supposedly found. Why couldn't have just told the narrative about the rapid rise of this gigantic sports network?This is a bad piece of investigative work. Don't waste your time with it.
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