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Stephen A. Smith Believes He Is Not The Face Of ESPN
"I don't even try to consider myself that half the time. I work. I put in the work, and the people decide who the face is."
How Sports Radio Can Get off the Bench as AI Transforms the Live Game Experience
"If sports radio truly believes its hosts are the most trusted voices in the market, then the time has come to prove it — not after the game, not the next morning, but live, in the moment, as part of the experience itself."
Stephen A. Smith Not Willing To Give up ESPN Salary for Potential Run for Public Office
"This is what you're making a year, and with three years left on your deal you'll have to give up this money in order to run for office.' Do I look like a person that's interested in doing that? Hell no."
ESPN Viewership For Men and Women’s College Basketball Up More Than 25%
"Through February 9, women’s college basketball games across ESPN platforms are averaging a 33% increase compared to last season, putting the network on track for its most-watched season in 17 years."
RJ Choppy: NFL Would Be “Insane” To Be Upset About NBC Sports Agreement With NBA
"This is like working one day a week at your job and being upset that the person who works 50 hours a week, five days a week, makes more money than you."
Stephen A. Smith ‘Moving Closer’ to Launching 2028 Presidential Bid
"Spending a few days with him in recent months reminded me of spending a few days with Trump back in 2013-2014."
Dan Patrick Is Sounding the Alarm About the Waning Interest in the NBA
"Leagues can survive temporary ratings dips and negative media cycles. What they can’t survive is indifference. Indifference creeps in when fans start asking, “Is he playing?” before they ask, “What time is tipoff?”
Michael Kay: NBA Load Management Doing Disservice to League Media Partners
"This is nonsense. We paid for your product, not for people sitting on the bench."
Stephen A. Smith and His Dangerous Myth of Being Untouchable
"Smith has every right to defend himself. He has every right to clarify his words. But daring the world — and, by extension, your employers — to silence you is not strength. It’s hubris."
Pat McAfee Hints Potential Field Pass ESPN Alt-Cast Is Possible for Super Bowl LXI
"BREAKING: Source(s) tell me that the rights hurdle is very hurdle-able."