The standards for ESPN employees and their on-air conduct are apparently disparate, based on comments made by Michael Wilbon during the Wednesday, September 18 edition of "Pardon the Interruption." Wilbon and co-host Tony Kornheiser were discussing a demand/desire on the part of some PGA Tour members that their counterparts who left for the LIV Tour give back some or all of the money they took from the new professional golf league.

This week at ESPN has been mostly reserved for honoring the career of longtime NBA insider Adrian Wojnarowski, but one personality appeared to take a shot at one of the top names at the network during their show.

During his tenure as ESPN’s new golden boy of sports talk, Pat McAfee has provided or been central to no shortage of controversy. And a new ESPN-on-ESPN grievance might’ve just bubbled up. On a recent episode of “Pardon The Interruption,