Darren Rovell's New Studio Show Has A Sideline Reporter
Everyone meet Erin Sharoni, of whom talking haircut Darren Rovell tweeted earlier today:
She's smart, loves sports & she's nice to look at.
She'll be the sideline reporter for Rovell's new show, CNBC Sports Biz: Game On, to air on the re-branded NBC Sports Network (né Versus). From what sideline she'll be reporting, I do not know. I do know what you're thinking, however: Do we really need to give more airtime to attractive dimwits whose main attribute, after the obvious one, is that they can yammer about sports without getting completely lost between subject and predicate? To you people, I say: That's crap. Darren Rovell is not attractive.
Versus Adds 'NBC SportsTalk' Block To Weeknight Lineup [Multichannel News] Erin Sharoni [Official Website]
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