Mendoza said: “I think we're just going to keep this going and I'm looking forward to the future.Dallas/Fort Worth Area Project Leasing Associate at Cushman & Wakefield Marketing and Advertising Education Southern Methodist University 2009 - 2013 Edwin L.
IE’s Lisa Guerrero - a former sideline reporter on Monday Night Football – said of the controversy: “I find it shocking that in 2015, a woman would be criticized based on simply her gender, and not on the value of her work. Jessica has been doing a great job as an analyst." Let's think about what I'm saying, what I'm doing, and not so much the sex that I am.” To me it’s really about, he came after me because I'm a woman. On Good Morning America, Mendoza said, “I accept his apology. “What I said was hurtful and I want to take this opportunity to say to Jessica that what I said was dumb and hurtful and I apologize for putting that garbage on Twitter,” he said. The radio station suspended Bell until next week and he apologized to Mendoza.
Read: Sportscasters Poke Fun of Sorority Girls Obsessed with Taking Selfies The radio host tweeted: “Yes tell us - McGhee, when you're up there hitting the softball, you see a lot of 95 mile-an-hour cutters.”
Then Bell went a step further – blasting her by referring to an offensive scene from the movie, Anchorman. One Atlanta sports radio talk show host, Mike Bell, tweeted: “You guys are telling me there isn't a more qualified baseball player ESPN can use than a softball player? Gimme a break!” But Mendoza faced outrageous backlash on social media.
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