Jemele Hill thought Michael Smith resented her for ending their ‘SC6’ show on ESPN
Hill admitted her concern to Smith on Dan Le Batard's "South Beach Sessions" podcast.
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Michael Smith on race and sports discussions: “Having those conversations literally compromised my career, but it’s cool now?”
"Whether it's SportsCenter or The Jump or NFL Live, everyone's having that conversation. And I'm like 'Oh, word? Oh, wow.' It's just cool now, period."
Michael Smith, Michael Holley launching original sports talk show for NBC’s Peacock
"Brother From Another" will occupy the late-afternoon slot in the new NBC Sports on Peacock lineup.
The art of the demotion: some of the most prominent ESPN “reassignments” that have minimized negative coverage
Michael Smith talks ESPN departure with Julie Stewart-Binks, plus Jemele Hill’s Trump tweet: “Are we going to talk about the fact that it’s...
"I always thought that people focused way more on the act of the tweet itself than the sentiment and the factual basis of the tweet. It's like, 'Well, are we going to talk about the fact that it's true? Or are we just going to focus on the fact that it was tweeted?"
Michael Smith officially leaves ESPN after both parties agree to contract buyout
Smith's former SC6 co-host Jemele Hill took a buyout last year.
Papi pulled his “too slow” trick on Michael Smith again on Highly Questionable, and chaos ensued
A few months back on Highly Questionable, Papi hit Michael Smith with his signature “too slow” and the resulting...
ESPN exec reportedly complained that SC6 with Jemele Hill and Michael Smith was “too black”
The short-lived SportsCenter show was often accused of having a "liberal bias."
Sage Steele and Kevin Negandhi look set to host the new 6 p.m. SportsCenter
ESPN looks set to assign permanent anchors for the 6 p.m. SportsCenter, which they haven't had since early March.
ESPN proclaims that 6 p.m. SportsCenter ratings are up since Michael Smith and Jemele Hill exited
Is ESPN tossing the former SC6 hosts under the bus?
What is SportsCenter? In search of a 21st-century identity, ESPN’s signature show has changed course once again
What should ESPN do at 6 p.m. now that SC6 is no more?
Is another rebrand in the making?
