Doesn’t Jay work for the players, in a sense? If they are equivalent to stockholders, they could vote him off the board if he’s a member, and/or put board members that remove him as an officer. I’m a bit confused as to the corporate structure of the player tour and the commercial entity, and how they work together, so this analysis may be waaaay off. I believe the players are ICs, not employees, but have often been referred to as stakeholders. Which could mean a lot of different things. At the same time, they likely don’t announce this deal unless all that corporate stuff is squared away, or a pretty sure thing. Unless they are the Oakland A’s.
I found the Golf channels incessant anti LIV coverage to be overdone and pandering, as well as possibly it being a overly enthusiastic good dog to its quasi PGA master. It got to a point where I stopped watching all the talk show programming. Maybe NBC thought it was the way to go for its own golf broadcast future. But watching now it’s like tuning into YES on the night of YED.
I got the Rebecca joke, fwiw.