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Being Wrong On-Air Isn’t A Bad Thing
...if you feel yourself getting uncomfortable over the fact that you were wrong, stop to realize that’s your pride talking. Your ego. And if people call you out for being wrong, it’s actually a good sign.
Doug Gottlieb: Skip Bayless, Stephen A. Smith Aren’t Equipped To Debate Players
“Skip and Stephen A, and Skip even moreso than Stephen A, but both of them are guys that didn’t play, that are just hot takers.”
Toucher & Rich Mock First Take Feud Between Stephen A. Smith & Skip Bayless
“Fred Toucher said that both men’s opinions rest on overstating the importance of First Take to ESPN.”
Skip Bayless To Stephen A. Smith: How Dare You
“I thought, ‘how could my brother Stephen A. turn on me like that?’ On me? Seriously?” Bayless said on the podcast.
Stephen A. Smith Tells JJ Redick About His History with Skip Bayless
"Skip Bayless comes to me in a parking lot on the campus of ESPN... and he says, 'I know you got your plans. You love the NBA. You love being out on the road, you love being in the locker room, but I need you.'"
Stephen A. Smith Says He Almost Went to Cable News
"I can honestly tell you I believe, that if I were in politics, it might have got me killed because of the world we’re living in. If it didn’t get me killed, it would have me as a pariah by half of the country. Like the likes of a Sean Hannity..."
An Open Letter to JJ Redick
Danny O'Neil is rooting for JJ Redick in his new media role and has some advice to help him "flush" out some old media takes.
Shan Shariff: ‘First Take Forces You To Make Fake Arguments’
“All Twitter did yesterday was make fun of Stephen A Smith for getting tied up in knots by JJ and CJ.”
Stephen A. Smith Tells Dan Le Batard He Has No Problem With ESPN Aversion To Politics
"When you’re tuning into a sports network, it is not beyond the pale for the consumer to say ‘I expect to hear about sports,’ okay?”
Chris Russo Is Becoming A Liability For First Take
"Russo may very well be speaking for the attitudes and opinions of a significant part of the audience, but he’s either unable or unwilling to defend those points in an actual debate."