Ray Lewis and Lamar Odom join Dancing With The Stars, and Odom’s now dating ex-ESPN Cleveland personality Sabrina Parr
Two of the new Dancing With The Stars cast are former athletes with some interesting sports media connections.
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NY Post runs “Ray Lewis returns to scene of Super Bowl murders, certain they’re forgotten” headline on AP story
The AP's original headline was the milder and more accurate "Lewis back at an Atlanta Super Bowl 19 years after arrest."
This Year In Hot Takes: breaking down the 10 hottest sports takes of 2018
This Week In Hot Takes: Bill O’Reilly says LeBron James should “go to Chicago and help the poor people there”
O'Reilly's take on LeBron James after LeBron opened a school in Akron was the spiciest this week.
Britt McHenry, Ray Lewis, Shaquille O’Neal among those hit hardest in Twitter’s fake follower purge
The Twitter Purge of fake accounts hit some people harder than others.
This Week In Hot Takes: Ray Lewis says Odell Beckham Jr. “has removed God from his life” and “where there’s no God, there’s...
Lewis' take on Odell Beckham Jr.'s religion was the most fiery thing this week.
This Week In Hot Takes: Michael DeCourcy says LeBron can’t call the NCAA corrupt because he didn’t play in college
The hottest takes for Feb. 23-March 1 were led by DeCourcy going off on LeBron's comments about the NCAA.
Ray Lewis switched sides to kneel for the anthem in London, and people weren’t thrilled about it
It's almost like people don't consider Ray Lewis to be sincere!
This Week In Hot Takes: Rob Parker calls Boston “The B.C.O.A.T., The Biggest Cheaters Of All Time”
Parker delivered this week's hottest take in the wake of the Red Sox Apple Watch controversy, calling the city of Boston "the biggest cheaters of all time" and causing Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe to laugh at him.
Ray Lewis: Ravens would’ve signed Colin Kaepernick if not for girlfriend’s ‘racist’ tweet
This Week In Hot Takes: Ray Lewis tells Colin Kaepernick “what you do off the field, don’t let too many people know”
Lewis is probably the last person who should be talking about what NFL players should do off the field.
Ray Lewis joining Showtime’s Inside the NFL
Ray Lewis finds himself with two TV employers after a full season with a full-time gig.
