Randy Galloway Quits Dallas Express Sports Network. He Says He Felt Used.

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Veteran sports columnist Randy Galloway quit the Dallas Express Sports Network (DXSN) after only a handful of podcast appearances, saying the outlet distorted his views on legacy media and made him feel “used.”  In February, the Dallas Express established a partnership with the Dallas Sports Network, a digital sports media platform founded by Chris Yates, … Continued The post Randy Galloway Quits Dallas Express Sports Network. He Says He Felt Used. appeared first on D Magazine.

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