Awful Announcing
"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."
"If (Johnson) wants to stop the division, then he shouldn't at all make it seem like he is aligned with the side that is pushing only division."
"The news media has learned absolutely nothing from how it covered the last two elections."
"If you're Aaron Rodgers, regardless of the numerous idiotic things that you've said, why would you think you don't have a chance at this?"
"There's a long history of people always laughing at Detroit. And it's something that people from Detroit take very personally."
"The whole disingenuousness of sticking to sports is it's never about the topic."
Host Brandon Contes interviews former ESPN host and current writer for The Atlantic, Jemele Hill. Brandon and Jemele...
"Sir, you are not silenced. People just think a lot of the things coming out of your mouth are stupid."
"Leaks? I wanted to take a leak when Jo Koy was talking during the Golden Globes monologue."
"We know there's no more offensive crime in the universe of ESPN or Disney than host-on-host crime or talent-on-talent crime."
"I didn’t want to be constantly monitored like an overactive schoolboy."
ESPN will air a new E:60 documentary about the intersection between sports and hip-hop as the genre celebrates its 50th anniversary.
