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Anybody have it? If so, what do you think about it?

I almost started this thread in Rants because it's extremely frustrating to have nearly every article you want to read on ESPN's site be classified information. However, I can't find anyone that can provide the same quality info and writing anywhere else. East coast bias notwithstanding they're pretty darn good at sports reporting.

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I enjoy insider and think it's worth it.

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i would have a hard time paying for rumors

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ESPN Insider is a pay version of http://www.prosportsdaily.com.

That's slightly exaggerated, but I don't think it's worth it to be honest (though their rumor mill sometimes has accurate, exclusive stuff).

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and isn't a lot of their insider content just info directly from city newspapers?

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Post by Mary1966 »

I once had ESPN Insider and I thought it wasn't worth it. I agree with those who say that most information you could get someplace else for free.

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