Proving yet again that there is room for anything in cyberspace, I came across AmIAnnoying.com thanks to “The Tony Kornheiser Show,” the sometimes annoying ESPN radio sports talk show. Kornheiser doesn’t always talk about sports, of course, which sports fans sometimes find annoying (actually, I enjoy Kornheiser’s approach, which is why I often listen). Almost 7,000 personalties have made the AmIAnnoying.com site since it began in 2001. I was curious to see who the most annoying sports celebrities of 2002 would be, and I was surprised to discover that WNBA basketball star Sheryl Swoopes led the sports pack and was No. 3 overall — ahead of No. 31 Mike Tyson, No. 38 Martina Navratilova, No. 58 Barry Bonds, and No. 71 Lisa Leslie, yet another professional women’s basketball player. And the least annoying sports personality? Sue Bird, the former University of Connecticut women’s basketball star and now a WNBA player. So, what is it with these women’s basketball players anyway?
Uncategorized
An Annoying Website
Tags: E-Media Tidbits, WTSP
More News
Opinion | Journalism is facing its crisis moment with AI. It might not be a bad thing.
As search traffic dips, news organizations are facing a pivotal moment. Is it a doomsday scenario, or will it spark a reinvention?
May 16, 2025
France gave the US the Statue of Liberty. Qatar offered Trump a $400M plane. Experts say it’s not the same
The people of France gifted the Statue of Liberty to the American people, not to the US government or one government official
May 16, 2025
Legal support for journalists is evolving to meet rising threats to press freedom
Legal organizations are adapting to a growing climate of hostility, offering new programs and resources to help journalists navigate emerging risks
May 15, 2025
Opinion | Why reporters are focused on a book about the former president instead of the current one
As a new book about Biden raises questions about his health, liberals and Trump opponents are challenging the media’s priorities
May 15, 2025
Qatar’s $400 million plane gift to Trump is likely unconstitutional, experts say
It likely violates the foreign emoluments clause, which prohibits officials from accepting presents from foreign states without congressional approval
May 15, 2025