Last week, ESPN’s Kirk Herbstreit made his opposition to allowing men to compete in women’s sports well-known, and since then, Herbstreit says no one has spoken to him about it.
Podcast host Jason Whitlock believes that WNBA players are exhibiting “racist” attitudes toward Caitlin Clark, and major networks, such as ESPN, aren’t reporting it.
Kirk Herbstreit says he is done worrying about those who would criticize him over his comments that men should not play in women’s sports.
ESPN’s Pat McAfee has added his voice to those condemning the organizers of the Olympics for the satanic and blasphemous opening ceremony program produced by an activist French artist.
Keith Olbermann, who has been hired and fired repeatedly over the years for his behavior, is still on X pushing BluAnon conspiracy theories.
ESPN’s Monica McNutt has unleashed her latest anti-Caitlin Clark rant, this time making false claims about how the WNBA rookie of the year is chosen, all in an attempt to deny Clark the honor.
ESPN has heard the outrage over its decision to give Prince Harry the Pat Tillman Service Award at this year’s ESPY Awards and they are not changing their minds.
According to data provided by ESPN, the WNBA’s breakout star, Caitlin Clark, is now the fourth most popular athlete in America.
After last week’s arrest of Scottie Scheffler, sports commentator Stephen A. Smith is accusing the police of being steeped in racism
Stephen A. Smith took former Red Sox closer Jonathan Papelbon to task and threatened legal action after the latter accused Smith of “racism” and claimed that Smith had been thrown out of the Phillies clubhouse.
Former ESPN personality Jemele Hill took exception to a video of frat boys counter-protesting left-wing pro-Palestinian demonstrators who were marching on the campus of the University of Mississippi.
Pat McAfee mocked an ad featuring ESPN BET after a first-quarter earnings report showed the sports betting service massively underperforming.
Keith Olbermann is fed up with the New York Times and their “grudge” against President Joe Biden and has retaliated by canceling his subscription to the leftist rag.
Stephen A. Smith apologized Monday for saying that blacks could relate to Trump because the former president has faced legal persecution.
Sportswriter Jeff Pearlman has had enough of Stephen A. Smith giving his “opinion about everything.” Specifically, Pearlman is upset at Smith for saying black people relate to Donald Trump, and he’d like the ESPN hot-taker to “stop f*cking talking” about Trump like he knows who he really is.
In a Monday morning column, lead ESPN NFL reporter Adam Schefter says that he expects Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice to receive a significant suspension for his alleged role in a multi-car crash during a street race in Dallas last month.
Howie Schwab, the longtime ESPN researcher who gained fame for his encyclopedic sports knowledge on the hit show Stump the Schwab, has died.
ESPN commentator Stephen A. Smith blasted liberals for trying to destroy Donald Trump by launching an avalanche of nuisance lawsuits
ESPN reporter Katie Barnes told CNN she thinks transgender athletes competing in women’s sports do have a physical advantage in some, but not all, disciplines.
Former ESPN analyst Jemele Hill is calling Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson a political coward after his decision to publicly refuse to endorse Joe Biden for reelection in 2024.
ESPN has released top executive Norby Williamson after nearly 40 years with the network, only months after comments by analyst Pat McAfee.
Repeatedly fired sports man Keith Olbermann took aim at ex-ESPN commentator Sage Steele after Steele dished over ESPN’s Biden interview.
However much you hate Disney, ESPN, and the corporate media, it is not enough,
Duke basketball legend Christian Laettner says it’s time to “wipe out” NIL rules that threaten to make it impossible to build “culture.”
ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith recently promoted the idea of “equality of opportunity” over the more egalitarian “Equality of Outcome.”
Former New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick is not interested in becoming a regular part of an NFL studio show, according to a report.
In addition to the Alamo and its women, we can now add the Riverwalk to Charles Barkley’s list of objections to the historic Texas city of San Antonio.
Former MSNBC bomb thrower Keith Olbermann is taking heat for posting his apparent hope that Donald Trump would be assassinated.
Antitrust experts are raising alarm bells as entertainment giant Disney aims to control over 80 percent of nationally broadcast sporting events through joint venture with Fox and Warner. The CEO of competing platform Fubo says that Disney “has consistently engaged in anticompetitive practices that aim to monopolize the market, stifle any form of competition, create higher pricing for subscribers and cheat consumers from deserved choice.”
Former ESPN host Bomani Jones says that NFL teams who have a black starting QB are highly likely to also have a black backup QB. A position Jones referred to as, a “blackup.”
Aaron Rodgers strenuously denied that he ever said the Sandy Hook school shooting in 2012 was a hoax, but that denial won’t fly with former ESPN MLB analyst Peter Gammons.
Stephen A Smith blasted those trying to claim that the president’s State of the Union address somehow proves that Biden is mentally sharp.
A phone call between two of ESPN’s top personalities, Pat McAfee and Stephen A. Smith, exploded into a heated argument.
Longtime ESPN NFL reporter Chris Mortensen has passed away at the age of 72.
ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith is blasting President Joe Biden for engaging in “racial tropes” by having a fried chicken dinner with a black family in North Carolina while on the campaign trail.
Computer game giant EA Sports is under the woke microscope for neglecting to put any female broadcasting personalities in its latest release.
ESPN basketball broadcaster and former Duke player Jay Bilas slammed fans for storming the court after a Blue Devils player was injured.
ESPN personality Shannon Sharpe believes that marital status should be part of the criteria in determining who becomes the “Face of the NBA.”
ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith took a break from sports on Sunday to rip a Newsweek writer for implying that Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis was hired to satisfy diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) mandates.
ESPN personality Mina Kimes suggested that the shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl parade was because of “inaction on gun laws.”
