Forum | BASS

Agree less of a presence,and new comers or others wanting a slice legend,phoenix or other will pick up where others left off.

But just like musical chairs theirs a bit of suspence waiting for the music to stop and see who gets what.

Actually they hinted at this several months ago when ranger stratos and all the others had major issues being sold,they also said back then bass events were being taken off espn.

So your guess is as good as mine if or when you will be able to watch the classics ever again.

Kind of figgure ranger and triton will also have some rude awakings for other orgs,like less free stuff or none.

Flw is also in deep doodoo as linked to them,and they have a home offce right above me in ky.

Also had less events here than prior and its where their home office is?????

And ive known some tycoons who owned dairy queens and everything else around,had a prospering business and bought vacant real estate.

If you owned the dollar general at rt 79 or the mcdonalds in paris either one youd be set for life.

The dollar general sells out its shelves weekly along with a semi parked outside,and the mcdonalds generally has a full lot and the drive thru starts at walmart half a mile away.

Neither place obserbs the tn walk or shuffle,you get run over by a reindeer if you are to slow,

or by granny on a walker.

Espn has sold Bass

"ESPN Inc., announced Tuesday that it has reached an agreement in principle to sell BASS, LLC to a group of investors led by Don Logan, Jerry McKinnis and Jim Copela