ESPN settles lawsuit with Harold Reynolds
Published 4/16/2008 at The Seattle Times: Sports
ESPN said Tuesday that a settlement has been reached in the lawsuit filed by former baseball analyst Harold Reynolds over his firing.
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Hugging Harold Reynolds posted 4/16/2008 from huggingharoldreynolds.blogspot.com
Harold Reynolds is free at last. We want him. We make him an offer.Breaking News: A Settlement Has Been Reached In Harold Reynolds Lawsuit Against ESPN
Hugging Harold Reynolds found this 4/16/2008 on awfulannouncing.blogspot.com
The trial wasn't supposed to happen until 2009, and according to AP it's not going to happen at all. A settlement has reached in Reynolds vs. ESPN..... BRISTOL, Conn. — ESPN says a settlement has been reached in the lawsuit filed by former ...Reynolds, ESPN settle wrongful termination lawsuit
BBTF's Baseball Primer Newsblog found this 4/16/2008 on www.usatoday.com
"My family and I are ecstatic," said Reynolds, the former All-Star second baseman. "This is a matter of principal. And I stood on principal and never wavered. "All of my goals were met, and now I look forward to concentrating on the game I love." ...Harold Reynolds Settles Suit With ESPN
BillJordaniv posted 4/16/2008 from www.bizofbaseball.com
In July of 2006, former MLB player and television analyst Harold Reynolds was fired from ESPN after he was accused of sexual harassment for a hug that Reynolds claims was “a total misunderstanding.” In the first interview after being fired ( read the interview with Charley Steiner here on Maury Brown’s Biz of Sports ) Reynolds said, “What I can tell you is number one ...Reynolds and ESPN Settle Lawsuit
Deadspin found this 4/16/2008 on www.nytimes.com
Harold Reynolds, the ESPN baseball analyst who was fired in 2006 amid accusations of sexual misconduct, has settled his $5 million wrongful termination lawsuit against the network.
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