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Written by Maury Brown   
Sunday, 25 October 2009 19:50

Steve PhillipsTHIS IS BREAKING NEWS...


UPDATE 1: Sources to The Biz of Baseball indicate that Phillips' agent Steve Lefkowitz has said that Phillips is voluntarily admitting himself to an inpatient treatment facility to address his personal issues.


ESPN baseball analyst Steve Phillips, who was recently suspended for one-week after being embroiled in an affair with 22 year-old Brooke Hundley, a production assistant at ESPN, has been fired by the Worldwide Leader. The news of Phillips’ firing came by way of ESPN PR rep Mike Soltys via Twitter.

“Steve Phillips is no longer working for ESPN. His ability to be an effective rep of ESPN has been significantly & irreparably damaged,” said Soltys.

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written by LJ, October 26, 2009
But will ESPN really take control of this issue? Will all the other people caught up in Deadspin's nets see any consequences? Phillips is the example, but what about Kuselias and Bell -- oh wait, they were on the show winking at each other Sunday morning. Boys will be boys, ESPN will be a frat house.

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