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    What ESPN boss Jimmy Pitaro told employees of layoffs while leaks ran rampant — including mid-show debacle - Yahoo Sports

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    What ESPN boss Jimmy Pitaro told employees of layoffs while leaks ran rampant — including mid-show debacle

    ESPN chairman Jimmy Pitaro explained in an internal memo that most of Tuesday’s layoffs are due to redundancies following the Worldwide Leader’s $3 billion purc…

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