UPDATED: Twitter Reveals Fascinating Real Time Reaction To ESPN's "Broke" http://t.co/1qpYzIHW #Storify
October 03, 2012
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Twitter Reveals Fascinating Real Time Reaction To ESPN's "Broke"
ESPN's "30-for-30" series returned Tuesday with "Broke," a depressing look into the financial lives of athletes. Throughout the 90 minutes, current and former athletes reacted on Twitter while they watched. It was yet another example of social media breaking down barriers between athletes and fans.