Tony Kornheiser stands behind Washington Post ahead of Kim Mulkey story
"She is publicly defiant, she is somewhat over-controlling, she does not want to be covered in the way that champions are covered, which is in-depth."
"She is publicly defiant, she is somewhat over-controlling, she does not want to be covered in the way that champions are covered, which is in-depth."
"You've got to go out there and make sure the public doesn't think (he's right)."
"It's hard to look at this and not think Silver is doing everything in his power to get the Warriors into the playoffs."
“I am probably speaking stupidity here….”
Kornhesier stressed that he'd only do this occasionally.
After over three years, Tony Kornheiser made his anticipated return to the 'PTI' studios for the long-running ESPN show.
Happy Anniversary to ESPN's PTI, a show that after 22 years, made a measurable impact on the sports media and TV world.
"Kornheiser, who's one of my favorite people who ever lived, he threw me on his back and carried me for four days."
"Real Sports has consistently demonstrated some of the best journalism and storytelling not just in sports TV but beyond."
"Mets fans, I love them, but they're just the worst."
"You always had a safety net and I always hated it. It took some of the edge off."
"It is a very small step to becoming a Holocaust or slavery denier."
"That was thrilling and so generous. You can tell I was affected by this.”
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.
The younger Biggs would've portrayed Finebaum at an earlier stage of his career.
"NFL sideline reporter or a host for the AVN annual awards presentation?"
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?
"The subscribers of the Golf Channel, they've lost more in the last month than ESPN. So what's the politics of this? The politics is called 'the business of cable.'"
"I say this without any particular chagrin or rancor: Pablo and Bomani will take over the PTI show. When the PTI show is done, Pablo and Bomani, that is the natural fit."
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