Journalist Tim Cowlishaw takes shot at ESPN in final airing of “Around the Horn”

Espn “Around the Century” It was broadcast for the last time on Friday after nearly 23 years.

One of the main contestants in showing the game over the years, Tim Kawicao, criticism In Espn In his final comments on the show.

“I would like to thank ESPN for the opportunity that I have not seen and I did not expect to return to in 2002. I would also like to say that while Espn is currently appointing more than the employment of athletes instead of journalists,” Kolicao said during the last episode of the show on Friday.

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“Around the Century” consists of four different journalists who will appear in the presentation and discuss the current mathematical topics. However, Espn moves away from journalists in his offers for former athletes.

Some of the prominent figures in the network are the former athletes such as McVedJason Killi, Kendrick Perkins and Ryan Clark, are among others.

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Max Kielerman is on the “Awad” group of ESPN with the book of sports columns on the screens in the background on December 5, 2002. From the left, from the left, Ja Adande, Woody Paige, Tim Cowlishaw and Jay Marioti. (H. Darr Beiser/Usa Today via imagn photos)

“We had a great 22 -year -old in an offer in which I felt the Antichrist syndrome every time I entered this studio. I hope that the people in the next offer in this opening have a lot of fun and bring the largest possible number of smiles for the next 22 years. I will return.”

ESPN has not announced the offer that will take this time hole.

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NHL Gary Bettman and Sportswiter Tim Cowishaw will attend the 2014 Stadium in Yankee Stadium on January 29, 2014, at Bronx Borough of New York City. (Tom Nycz/Nhli via Getty Images)

At 5 pm ET, I consisted on ESPN from “Pardon Alertness” and “Around the Century”, which are one of the remaining few shows that included media comments instead of former athletes.

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