I think it was meant to say he wasn't perfect after all. They found a weakness in him. He had been made out to be superman and he wasn't after all. Very accurate phrase just bad choice of words. Espn is not stupid, they wouldn't have purposely posted something intentionally racist. Go look up the word chink and what is the first definition from websters you get?http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/chink
You're just plain wrong, and anybody can see it was plainly intentionally racist. Dude was sick of working at ESPN...his way of saying fuck off.
So that age old phrase going back to old English days is now a slur?
Hellz yeah you cracka muthafucka.
Lightly salted ones in vegetable soup.....mmmm mmmm good.
Chizad's handle, "Chizad", is inherently racist. Discuss.
Let's face it - he means it as a slur against Polish people.
Leave the dumb Pollacks alone, people.
For realz. You don't want to piss this guy off.
I bet you never heard the story about him and David Greene playing pee wee football together.Or that he has a motor that never stops.
He said Chink in a headline about an Asian. He meant it as a play on words, and as a slur. FACT, ask Chizad.
We get it, you're naive. Moving on.
Probably thought he'd be given a pass. The newsroom probably chuckled about it. Lots of "probablies" in my post. Probably too many.