ESPN has banned sports dad LaVar Ball from all platforms after he declined to apologize to ESPN moderator Molly Qerim for a "completely inappropriate" comment he made during a recent appearance on First Take.
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ESPN bosses lectured sports dad LaVar Ball, who allegedly made a "completely inappropriate" comment to ESPN's First Take moderator Molly Qerim.
Jemele Hill's career as a sports blogger for ESPN is apparently over. Hill's contract will be terminated in September, according to media reporter James Miller.
Victor Cruz is just like you. The former NY Giants wide receiver started his first day on a 9-5 job at ESPN after retiring from the NFL earlier this week.
Now that his Cleveland Cavaliers are winning again, LeBron James is turning his attention back to President Donald Trump, whom he hates with a passion. During an appearance on UNINTERRUPTED's "Rolling with the Champion" segment, hosted ESPN's Cari Champion, LeBron said President Trump does not "give a f--- about the people."
SportsCenter anchor Cari Champion (left) and blogger Jemele Hill, both 42, attended the West Coast premiere of Black Panther, held at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood. As you know, Ms. Hill was demoted from SportsCenter's 'The 6' after she violated company policy on more than one occasion.
Hill was suspended in October for her tweets on the NFL protests. She now blogs for ESPN's the Undefeated.
Jemele Hill is denying reports that she was demoted from SportsCenter and downgraded to blogging for ESPN's the Undefeated.
In a lengthy statement on Twitter.com, the outspoken former sports anchor claimed she is leaving SportsCenter because she asked to be a blogger.
"I have a few things to say," Hill tweeted on Saturday.
Outspoken ESPN sports anchor Jemele Hill has been booted from her high-profile gig at ESPN's SportsCenter 'The 6'.
The news comes after the 41-year-old sports anchor was suspended by ESPN in October for badmouthing President Donald Trump and for urging her Twitter.com followers to boycott Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones' sponsors.
Rebellious sports anchor Jemele Hill returns to the air tonight after a 2 week suspension. Hill took to Twitter.com on Monday to inform her followers that she will be on ESPN2 tonight instead of ESPN. Hill co-hosts the popular SportsCenter at Six, aka SC6 with Michael Smith.
ESPN sports anchor Jemele Hill bit off more than she could chew when she objected to a statement by Dallas Cowboys' owner Jerry Jones.
ESPNS says Hill, 41, crossed the line when she urged her followers to boycott Jones' sponsors after he said he wouldn't tolerate any of his players disrespecting the American flag.
Television networks are reeling from declining viewership amid ongoing player protests during NFL games. The networks are going to extremes to conceal NFL players who are protesting President Trump and the American flag during the pre-game national anthem.
ESPN tried to kick sports anchor Jemele Hill off the air after she called President Trump a "white supremacist" in a tweet, but her co-host (and former lover) Michael Smith refused to host "SportsCenter" without her.
Colin Kaepernick is siding with ESPN sports analyst Jamele Hill, left, who was scolded by ESPN for calling President Trump a "white supremacist" on Twitter.com.
For weeks there were rumors about an upcoming round of layoffs at ESPN. The sports network is bleeding cable subscribers due to its radical leftwing agenda that rubbed mostly conservative sports fans the wrong way.
ESPN's layoffs were expected to bring surprises, as anchors and field personnel alike sweat bullets wondering whose head was on the chopping block.
Yesterday, LeBron James responded to NBA veteran Charles Barkley, who said he whined too much -- especially after his Cleveland Cavaliers go on a losing streak. Barkley was on point; LeBron whines too much when the Cavs lose.
ESPN Anchor Hannah Storm broke down live on the air while announcing the death of longtime ESPN colleague John Saunders.
The humiliation continues for Golden State Warriors point guard Steph Curry.
Curry was considered the #1 basketball player on the planet just a month ago. Today... not so much.
Lamar Odom's internal organs are shutting down one by one. The former NBA star suffered acute renal failure, which means his kidneys are unable to remove waste and toxins from his blood.
A brawny female beat, then taunted champion boxer Floyd Mayweather during the ESPY Awards pre-show Wednesday night.
WNBA star Brittney Griner is on the verge of a nervous breakdown. The emotional wrecking ball of her personal life has taken its toll on her physically and emotionally.
The NY Daily News is reporting the likelihood that ABC gave former Olympian Bruce Jenner the Arthur Ashe Courage Award in exchange for his exclusive interview with Diane Sawyer.
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A profanity-laced rant by a female ESPN reporter was caught on video. The shocking video opens with reporter Britt McHenry verbally assaulting a parking lot attendant for an unspecified reason.
ESPN anchor Robert Flores is not a fan of Aussie "rapper" Iggy Azalea. The anchor for ESPN's SportsCenter and ESPNEWS was reporting on Young's near-death experience with a Dolphin. Afterwards, Flores quipped "While dolphins are trying to kill you, your girlfriend's trying to kill hip hop."
Former ESPN Anchor Stuart Scott died Sunday morning following a long battle with cancer. He was 49.
Scott was diagnosed with appendiceal cancer (cancer of the appendix) after he underwent an emergency appendectomy in 2007. An appendectomy is a surgical procedure to remove an inflamed and painful appendix. This condition is called appendicitis.
It's difficult enough for black men to ascend into the upper echelons of NFL management. The black VP of communications for the Washington Redskins might be out of a job after he embarrassed the football franchise on national TV last night.
When Dallas Cowboys owner and president Jerry Jones announced he would sign gay football player Michael Sam to the Cowboys practice squad, many observers believed it was a football decision. Now we know it wasn't.
Former St. Louis Rams rookie Michael Sam was signed to the Dallas Cowboys practice squad on Wednesday. Sam, 24, was cut by the Rams on Saturday after ESPN aired a controversial piece detailing his shower habits.
Michael Sam will probably never play another down in the NFL -- and he has no one to blame but himself.
Sam, a 24-year-old SEC Defensive Player of the year out of Missouri, announced his homosexuality in February, leading many to believe it was a calculated attempt on his part to boost his chances at the NFL draft in May. Being an SEC standout was no guarantee that Sam would be drafted at all. Even more suspect was the fact that Sam apparently inked a deal with Oprah OWN Network to film a reality TV series before he was even drafted. Then there was the wedding cake incident when Sam tongue kissed his feminine boyfriend on national TV on draft day. ESPN's cameras were there to film the 7th round draft pick licking icing off his boyfriend's face.
Yesterday was the end of the road for many unlucky NFL rookies who were cut from their NFL team's roster. One football player who survived the first round of cuts is openly gay Michael Sam, the Southeastern Conference defensive player of the year who hoped to ensure his spot on a NFL team by announcing his homosexuality before the draft.
ESPN's outspoken analyst Stephen A. Smith apologized profusely for telling battered women to stop provoking their abusers.
He went one step further during Monday's segment of ESPN2's "First Take," calling his statements the "most egregious of my career."
Smith made his controversial statements during ESPN's "First Take" on Friday.