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Mark Shapiro Quotes
«He phoned and said that he wasn't going to show up, ... And when he didn't he was in breach of his contract and we terminated him.»
Author: Mark Shapiro
«He was unhappy with his role on 'College GameDay,' ... He felt that he was playing second fiddle.»
Author: Mark Shapiro
«I got the opportunity to call two flips. The White Sox called the other and all three times it came up heads for us.»
Author: Mark Shapiro
«[ESPN2] doesn't have signature identity programming. After live events, it's void of 'SportsCenter,' 'Baseball Tonight,' 'Pardon the Interruption.' Shows that define a brand, ESPN2] currently lacks.»
Author: Mark Shapiro
«Vindication is the last thing I feel, ... The only thing I feel is satisfaction that I am no longer being met with blank stares.»
Author: Mark Shapiro
«As a GM, you always want to improve your team, so you are disappointed at any juncture in time when you are unable to get something done,»
Author: Mark Shapiro
«Most players were claimed on waivers, so there was a very small pool of players available,»
Author: Mark Shapiro
«They change so fast,»
Author: Mark Shapiro
«There's not much not to believe. The fact we're having these conversations is a good sign for this franchise.»
Author: Mark Shapiro
«Listen, Neil, I'll tell you a film I want to make. I'd make a film on Frank Deford. I'd make that in a minute and I'd let you produce it.»
Author: Mark Shapiro