ESPN personalities get in 'petty' Twitter spat

March 28 (UPI) -- Things are getting a bit testy at ESPN.

While the television network mulls making millions of dollars in budget cuts, two of its biggest on-air personalities got into a Twitter battle Tuesday.

Jonathan Coachman was upset that Jorge Sedano was using his "One Word" segment for his broadcast.

"People are just jacking our segment. At least it's being done in Spanish here. #oneword," Coachman tweeted, with a picture of Sedano during his live segment.

"You invented one word? Your pettiness translates in any language," Sedano responded. "You weren't even first at ESPN. Maybe you should talk to @PTI about that."

"Pettiness? At least change the name. At least you didn't use our graphics too. So thank you for that," Coachman responded.

"You first," Sedano responded. "Also, do we really need to go over your history of being petty with your "teammates?"'

"From the guy who has had 6 partners ON the air...oh you were talking about softball. My bad," Coachman responded.

"It was 3. But...ok I ain't the one checking receipts on what my colleagues are doing all day. Keep doin you, tho," Sedano responded.

Coachman joined ESPN in 2008 after a career in the WWE. Sedano joined ESPN in 2013.