Jemele Hill, Nancy Armour show support for Simone Biles in defense of transgender athletes
"Simone Biles is a far better human being than you’ll ever be."
"Simone Biles is a far better human being than you’ll ever be."
As sports TV moves away from reporters, Jemele Hill points out why Brian Windhorst still matters.
If you have no problem when male athletes compete hard against one another or expose their pettiness, do us all a favor and apply that same energy so we can actually enjoy this WNBA season."
Jemele Hill criticizes Disney CEO Bob Iger for reportedly pressuring The View to tone down anti-Trump rhetoric.
"Go buy Lia Thomas some flowers and thank her for you becoming a media figure."
Hill might as well take advantage of what could be her final time on ESPN airwaves.
To commemorate its final shows, Around the Horn will bring back former panelists including Jemele Hill and Kate Fagan for one last appearance.
Jemele Hill says the media failed to honestly evaluate Shedeur Sanders due to Deion Sanders' influence.
"But once you make that decision, realize, people like you and I can be here on television to question, where it is you truly stand."
"I'm not calling Stephen A. a liar. I am skeptical..."
"It just seemed very intentional and purposeful that he wanted to make SportsCenter great again."
"Everybody paints ESPN as 'such a liberal place and all of you are woke' and all that stupid sh*t. The truth is, it's kinda a conservative place..."
"Without Jackie Robinson, there is no Mookie Betts, and there is no Shohei Ohtani."
"...they had particular opinions about him being part of the some of their flagship properties."
"There is nothing more unsexy and unflattering than when you're talking to somebody who's a potential love interest and you're ... trying to get to know them and they're like, 'so what's Stephen A. Smith like?'"
"At some point, you're going to piss somebody off. At some point, you're going to write something they don’t agree with."
"The beauty of ATH is that it was a mechanism to get a variety of voices on air."
"The media has taken a lot of shots for our opinions and our hot takes, but as you see, the players are no better."
"Democrats need to stop worrying about the people hatin' outside the club. They pay too much attention to them."
The former ESPNer has been without access to her account for more than 24 hours.
"Oh look, LeBron was asked about a public political statement that he made and he explained IN DETAIL why he did it."
Nobody won in Cleveland as the tensions finally boiled over around Deshaun Watson and the Browns.
"The sports media landscape is constantly evolving, but there is always room for nuance, depth and perspective.”
ESPN gave the series a greenlight in 2020, but still doesn't plan to air it for at least a year and will reportedly allow Lee, Kaepernick and Jemele Hill to shop it elsewhere.
"Take your personal jealousy & emotions out of reporting."