No one seemed to enjoy the new Stephen A’s World more than Michael Wilbon: ‘The lasagna is killing it!’
"We said it was gonna be like us watching a game. What do we do? Come on now! And the lasagna is killing it!"
"We said it was gonna be like us watching a game. What do we do? Come on now! And the lasagna is killing it!"
"The Celtics are what people are rooting for. They do not want the Miami Heat in the Finals."
“Everybody wants to tell you how woke they are, and then I have to hear something like that? That's offensive, stop.”
"That was thrilling and so generous. You can tell I was affected by this.”
"We still here, Greeny, we still here...we're live!"
"Lane Kiffin equals embarrassment at some point wherever he is." Has he though?
PTI didn’t invent the sports debate show, but certainly perfected it.
PTI officially came into our lives on October 22, 2001, and ESPN announced Thursday that it will commemorate the 20-year anniversary with a series of projects.
It sounds like Stephen A. Smith wants to pair with Magic Johnson and Michael Wilbon for some sort of ESPN NBA coverage, possibly NBA Countdown. Whether he'll get that wish is to be determined.
"I would just say one guy has twice as many rings as the other guy. I would just point that out."
No more Mr. Tony wearing a Binghamton cap on his ugly sofa!
Thankfully, Mr. Tony has tech help at home.
Kornheiser and Wilbon talking sports history?
In addition to the Hall of Fame class, Woj and Kevin Harlan were named 2019 sportswriter and sportscaster of the year, respectively.
"Your own reporter, in your building, in your company, did a vetted story, a thorough story, interviewing a lot of people here. And you can't just brush it off because you're friends with Magic Johnson. I would have had the reporter on and then you could have had a legitimate back-and-forth and really good content there."
One Atlanta meteorologist even received death threats for breaking into the Masters
"It is analytical hijacking. These people have hijacked baseball, they want to impose their will and tell you what's important. I don't share most of, maybe none of, their values, and it's absurd."