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Stephen A. Smith on ESPN Layoffs: I Could Be Next
"When Disney announced 7,000 layoffs were coming, everybody associated with ESPN knew this day would arrive."
The ESPN Casualties Are Real People
I'm convinced that we lose sight of the fact that people on our TV screens are real people, who have the same emotions we do, and go through the same trials, tribulations, and successes that we experience.
Pat McAfee: Goal is Mass Exits Never Happen at ESPN Again
As names of ESPN on-screen personalities being laid off by the network became known on Friday, Pat McAfee found himself in the crosshairs on...
ESPN Radio Reportedly Drops Keyshawn, JWill and Max
"A new national morning show is on the way for the network. Marchand reports that the hosts are expected to see significantly smaller paychecks for the role."
Keyshawn Johnson: ‘Prominent LA Gang Members Not Happy With Ja Morant’
"Those are the sort of things that I worry about because you’re aligning yourself in a position that you know nothing about at all whatsoever – zero about."
Jay Williams: Networks Will Turn Bronny James into ‘Zion Williamson 2.0’
“I’m getting ready for college ball next year, baby! We’re making a lot of trips to LA. Here we come!”
Barrett Sports Media’s Top 20 National Sports Radio Shows of 2022
"A total of 101 shows were eligible for voting consideration in the National Sports Radio Shows category."
Jason Fitz: Keyshawn Johnson Cannot Be Serious With Trevor Lawrence Take
“There is no way Trevor Lawrence is the eighth-best quarterback out of eight left in the playoffs after doing what he did after the first quarter of that last game.”
Michael Irvin Recalls Sealing His ESPN Deal With a Super Bowl Rings Stunt
‘Hey one last thing: you will never have to worry about someone calling us out saying we don’t have any rings again’ — and then I threw all of mine on the table like they were dice and walked out.”
Jay Williams: Keyshawn, JWill and Max is 4 Hour-Long Shows
“It’s not like you’re on TV for four hours. No, from 6 to 7 is a show. From 7 to 8 is a completely different show with a completely different audience. Same with 8 to 9."