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Behind Cody Decker’s Long Road To Helping Launch FM Sports Radio In Los Angeles
"People around the country may not realize that all the teams here are extremely loved and supported. The LA fans' voice has not been heard as much as it should have in the past."
Stephen A. Smith Must Reel in His Straight Shooter Persona Before It’s Too Late
"Does that approach actually strengthen the Stephen A. Smith brand, or does it simply inflate the “straight shooter” ego he has built?"
Jemele Hill: Stephen A. Smith Taking Ownership of My Career Is “Cringe”
"He’s just taking this weird ownership of my career that just makes me cringe a little bit. He’s done it with Monica McNutt, and Cari Champion. Why are [you] putting 100 on 10?"
Where Stephen A. Smith Missed His Shots Aimed at Michelle Beadle, Cari Champion
"Stephen A. Smith didn’t just misstep on Monday night—he reminded everyone exactly why criticism follows him wherever he goes"
Marcellus Wiley on Stephen A. Smith, Michelle Beadle Feud: “About Damn Time”
"I am not rooting for drama. I’m rooting for honesty, and that’s why I know the drama is coming"
Stephen A. Smith Responds To Michelle Beadle “Praying” For His Downfall At ESPN
"I know why you’re gone. I know why you can’t go to other networks. And the sad part about it is it’s all because of that stink attitude. Evil"
Michelle Beadle “Praying” for the Downfall of Stephen A. Smith
"He doesn’t even give a s**t about the stuff that he’s paid a gazillion dollars to talk about. Now he’s turning around and turning that into a money-making opportunity"
How Sports Radio Can Reclaim the Attention It Once Had
"There was a time when sports radio was fun, creative, competitive, and in some cases brash and contentious"
Why is a ‘Final Show’ Difficult for Talent and Management to Execute?
"A final show shouldn’t be about ego. It should be about closure for the host, company, and audience."
SiriusXM Parts Ways With Michelle Beadle, Cody Decker
"You don’t usually get such love on your way out. Security usually walks ya to the door. You guys rule. Six hours of how you felt. And you all were heard."