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Since Keith Olbermann’s departure from MSNBC, there have been a number of rumored destinations for the former “Countdown” host. Some are obvious (a move to CNN), and some are more creative (a recurring role on Aaron Sorkin’s new HBO series). But one of the more popular rumors was a return to his old home at ESPN, where he helped kickstart the era of the wisecracking sports anchor.
However, his past with ESPN seems a bit too complicated for a return (we chronicled the long, strange journey between Keith and the Worldwide Leader here). Although a return to ESPN TV is probably impossible (Olbermann once told David Letterman that he was banned from ESPN’s main campus in Bristol, Connecticut), many thought a run on ESPN Radio was possible. After all, ESPN’s radio operation seems separated enough from their main hub of activity that Olbermann’s past run-ins with management wouldn’t make things too uncomfortable.
Well, you can scratch that off the list.
Earlier today, Olbermann tweeted the following from his verified account:
A SPECIAL kind of conflict of interest. ESPN’er rips Nike on air, signs endorsement deal with Reebok: http://nyti.ms/gWSd7D #ByeCred
The “conflict of interest” Olbermann was referring to involves ESPN sideline reporter Erin Andrews, who recently signed an endorsement deal with Reebok. During the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day, while she was in the midst of contract talks with the company, Andrews reported that players wearing Nike shoes were slipping on the turf.
In the Times article that Olbermann linked to in his tweet, ESPN spokesman Josh Krulewitz said, “We are confident in Erin’s reporting ability and journalistic role. If an instance of inherent conflict arises, we would obviously be transparent with the audience.”
Apparently, Olbermann disagrees. And by making his feelings public, he likely kills any chance he has of going to ESPN, and makes it clear that he never wanted to return in the first place.
[Keith Olbermann, New York Times, The Oregonian]
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