Matt Miller's friend reveals what ESPN analyst told him about gruesome car crash
New York Post • • sports
Key Points:
- ESPN analyst Matt Miller suffered a severe car crash on June 17, resulting in an amputated arm; he lost control of his vehicle and was airlifted to the hospital, with bloodwork indicating no influence of alcohol or marijuana.
- Miller is under investigation by the Missouri Attorney General’s Office following 26 complaints related to allegations of scamming fantasy football players through leagues he hosted, with the Sleeper platform banning him for withholding payouts.
- Despite controversy, Miller claims to be repaying league winners and has communicated with some regarding their winnings, though he acknowledges difficulties due to limited access to his accounts and email.
- ESPN has placed Miller on a mutually agreed-upon leave as he focuses on recovery and plans to address the ongoing allegations with him at an appropriate time.
- Miller maintains that all first, second, and third place fantasy league winners will be paid and has kept his social media channels open for communication with affected participants.
