KY3 Trades Jacob to KSPR for Draft Picks, Cash

Value of anchor cards expected to increase as trade rumors are confirmed

Springfield, MO – KYTV has announced a trade to sister station KSPR this week involving on air talent Jerry Jacob and Joe Daues that includes first round draft picks and cash considerations. Terms of the deal have not been finalized but details have emerged exclusively for our readers.

“Most people aren’t aware of the January 1^st talent trade deadline in the tv broadcast industry,” said General Manager for KYTV, “the amount of wheeling and dealing this time of year is amazing. We felt it was best to get the trade done before Anchorman 2 is released and more focus is placed on our hometown anchors.”
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According to sources, details of the trade required Jacob and Daues to waive no-trade clauses, 2 first round draft picks were provided to KY3 in the upcoming reporter draft, KSPR has agreed to pick up a portion of Ned Reynolds contract, while he remains at his current station position and KSPR will also receive bagels in the makeup room for a period of 3 months.

Newsroom manager Cole Brummsley said Daues led the team to great heights and is excited to see him transition to a new role within the organization, especially with the addition of Jacob which helps fill a vital role in the starting lineup. “Gotta have a good starter every day, which I think we have with Jerry, as well as strong organizational support where Joe is going to excel,” said Brummsley.