The sports media bloodbath at ESPN apparently isn’t over.
which premiered in 2022 but struggled to gain viewership.
Jones didn’t confirm his departure but did tell FOS that the company hasn’t shown interest in extending his contract. “The economic fate of people in sports media is getting dicier and dicier by the day,” Jones told the outlet. “I think the ESPN layoffs were the beginning of it in a lot of ways. Seeing what happened [with] the New York Times shutting down their sports department and they moved those people to other desks, but at some point they’re probably going to deem those people to be surplus and they’re not going to be there anymore.
Jones, 42, has made a name for himself in the sports media world by being unafraid to talk about sports-related political and social issues. The Post’s Andrew Marchand previously Jones had been averaging more than $2 million per year on a previous deal before the company cut his salary to just north of $1 million per year, per Marchand.
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