Ep 73 | Gruden’s Emails Worse Than Murder? Nike Exec Confesses Crime in Sports Illustrated
Whitlock examines Sports Illustrated’s underreported headline about the Nike executive who committed murder 56 years ago. Portland sports columnist John Canzano joins the show to help Jason answer the many questions the article left unanswered. Why is Larry Miller confessing now, but not approaching the family of his victim? Has the former Portland Trail Blazers president and brand manager for Air Jordan been “owned” by the NBA and Nike because of his past? Why are people like NBA Commissioner Adam Silver so forgiving of Miller while Jon Gruden and Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh are asked to leave society completely?
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Whitlock examines Sports Illustrated’s underreported headline about the Nike executive who committed murder 56 years ago. Portland sports columnist John Canzano joins the show to help Jason answer the many questions the article left unanswered. Why is Larry Miller confessing now, but not approaching the family of his victim? Has the former Portland Trail Blazers president and brand manager for Air Jordan been “owned” by the NBA and Nike because of his past? Why are people like NBA Commissioner Adam Silver so forgiving of Miller while Jon Gruden and Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh are asked to leave society completely?
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