ESPN’s Domonique Foxworth is not accepting the results of the J.D. Power poll that found 26 percent of sports fans surveyed quit watching the NFL over national anthem protests started by Colin Kaepernick. Foxworth said Friday on ESPN’s “First Take” that the
Tuesday on ESPN’s “SportsCenter,” host Josina Anderson asked for NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and NFL owners around the league to make themselves accessible to her or any other ESPN employee to answer why free agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick remains a free
Friday on ESPN’s “First Take,” author and Georgetown professor Dr. Michael Eric Dyson weighed in on O.J. Simpson being granted parole Thursday after spending nearly nine years in prison for an armed robbery, saying that, collectively, Americans need to “figure out
Thursday on ESPN’s “Pardon the Interruption,” co-host Tony Kornheiser reacted to NFL Hall of Fame running back O.J. Simpson being granted parole after spending nearly nine years in prison for his part in a 2007 armed robbery. Kornheiser said Simpson,
Leading up to former football star O.J. Simpson’s Thursday parole hearing, ESPN ran a segment discussing how easy life has been for “The Juice” at Lovelock Correctional Facility. Per the ESPN report that aired on “SportsCenter,” Simpson gets special treatment and has had a
Wednesday on ESPN Radio’s “The Dan Le Batard Show,” host Dan Le Batard suggested the reason free agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick is still without a job in the NFL is not that he has been blackballed, but rather because he is a “victim of cowardice.” “I don’t
It’s no secret that July is the dead-zone in the world of sports. The NFL hasn’t started yet, the NBA just ended, and MLB isn’t really serious yet. However, I wasn’t aware things had become this bad. ESPN, among other networks, has decided to air O.J. Simpson’s parole hearing from the Lovelock Correctional Facility on Thursday. Not only that, ESPN will lead-in to the parole hearing with a 90-minutespecial presentation of Outside the Lines, hosted by Jeremy Schaap.
TV ratings for Wednesday are in, and the numbers show that ESPN’s ESPY Awards broadcast fell for the second year in a row.
ESPN announced that former First Lady Michelle Obama to present the Arthur Ashe Courage Award to Special Olympics Founder Eunice Kennedy Shriver at the 25th annual ESPY awards.
In a move sure to exacerbate the impression the ESPN is only for liberals, the cable sports network just announced that former Comedy Central comedian Jon Stewart would be co-hosting a live SportsCenter broadcast with Hannah Storm during a celebration of the U.S. military on July 7.
ESPN’s bound and determined quest to hit the bottom of the barrel passed another point of critical mass this week.
New England Patriots star quarterback Tom Brady recently sat down for an interview with ESPN’s Kevin Negandhi and discussed his trip to Asia and his future in the NFL. Brady, who will be 40 when the next season begins, said he has
It’s the NFL offseason, where score is kept not on an actual scoreboard where the hopes and dreams of fans rise and fall with every fourth quarter red zone snap, but instead here in the time between the draft and the preseason we keep score by one metric and one metric alone: drug test suspensions.
Though his conservative politics might keep legendary ace pitcher Curt Schilling from being inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame, that won’t stop the man regarded as one of the greatest Boston Red Sox heroes of all time from fearlessly speaking his mind.
Wednesday on ESPN’s “Pardon the Interruption,” co-host Tony Kornheiser noted it was the 12-year anniversary of Russian President Vladimir Putin mistakenly taking New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft’s Super Bowl ring. Kornheiser joked that in the 12 years since, Kraft
In response to a tweet from Fox Sports’ Clay Travis, where he highlighted a feeble attempt from ESPN to show that they’re not liberal, McHenry implied that she was laid off for political reasons.
During Wednesday’s “SportsCenter” on ESPN, ESPN Radio host Dan Le Batard weighed in on free agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick’s national anthem protest from the 2016 season and social activism on Twitter, calling it all “fairly benign.” Le Batard went on
Monday on ESPN’s “First Take,” co-host Stephen A. Smith reacted to Colin Kaepernick comparing cops to slave catchers after Minnesota police officer named Jeronimo Yanez was found not guilty in the shooting death of Philando Castile. Smith said Kaepernick is “justified”
Cable sports network ESPN has announced that Connor Schell has been promoted to the second most powerful position in the company just under ESPN President John Skipper. But the new No. 2 won’t be much help for ESPN to shed it’s far left image because Schell is an extreme liberal and a virulent Trump hater.
Friday, Fox Sports 1 personality Jason Whitlock reacted on Fox Business Network’s “Varney & Company” to ESPN “First Take” co-host Max Kellerman’s “preposterous argument” that the NFL is “injecting politics” by playing the national anthem at their games. According to
ESPN’s “Around the Horn” Thursday debated a tweet by a fake Twitter account claiming Cleveland Cavaliers star LeBron James would leave Cleveland for a Los Angeles team to take down the Golden State Warriors. “Let’s talk this headline I read,”
Thursday, ESPN “First Take” co-host Max Kellerman shared his reaction to Seattle Seahawks defensive lineman Michael Bennett comparing free agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick to boxing legend Muhammad Ali. Kellerman admitted the two athletes are very different, but said the two
Over the past year, Breitbart Spots has been hitting cable sports network ESPN pretty hard over the question of its liberal bias. Or, as ESPN ombudsman Jim Brady recently said in a tweet aimed at this reporter, “beating that same dead horse.”
For most of the last year, ESPN in particular and the liberal sports media, in general, have jumped through hoops to deny that the cable sports network has any liberal bias problem. But, now that the obvious is getting too hard to deny, their tactics are changing. Now, all of a sudden, ESPN’s liberal bias is a good thing.
As more and more sports fans take up the call for sportscasters to “stick to sports,” news has leaked that the NFL Network is now warning employees to avoid talking about politics on their social media accounts.
Tuesday on ESPN’s “SportsCenter: Coast to Coast,” senior NBA writer for ESPN’s The Undefeated Marc Spears said he would be “shocked” if any Golden State Warriors visit President Donald Trump at the White House to celebrate their championship over the Cleveland Cavaliers because
Continuing his trend of ignoring facts he doesn’t like so he can push an extreme liberal narrative, AwfulAnnouncing.com’s Andrew Bucholtz is now making pronouncements for which he presents no solid proof, while standing up for left-wing ESPN to help them deny the factual evidence that the network is losing fans because it is too liberal.
On Monday, Cable sports network ESPN breathlessly reported that a new survey it had commissioned and paid for proved that its viewers don’t think the network has a problem with liberal bias. But now, a closer look at ESPN’s own survey seems to show that the network completely ignored the part of its that said 63 percent thought the network was too liberal.
Millenials and beyond have begun to embrace eSports as their chosen form of competitive entertainment.
Despite surveys by at least two other disinterested parties, ESPN continues to insist it isn’t losing viewers because of its ever-present liberal bias. And now, to prove its point, ESPN paid for a survey that set out to prove ESPN has no liberal bias. Unsurprisingly, the survey found that ESPN has no liberal bias.
After firing him six years ago because his politics leaned too far to the right, cable sports network ESPN is rehiring Hank Williams, Jr., as its face for Monday Night Football.
Former NFL head coach Rex Ryan, along with his twin brother and former NFL assistant coach Rob Ryan were both involved in a scuffle at a Nashville, TN bar this weekend. Rex, sporting a Washington Nationals Bryce Harper jersey (who
ESPN personality and former NFL star Marcellus Wiley reacted Thursday on “First Take” to Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James’ Los Angeles home reportedly being vandalized with a racial slur. Wiley argued that racial incidents like that are why quarterback Colin
Tuesday, ESPN “Pardon the Interruption” co-host Michael Wilbon reacted strongly to Monday’s fight between San Francisco Giants reliever Hunter Strickland and Washington Nationals outfielder Bryce Harper after Strickland hit him with a 98 mph fastball. Wilbon defended Harper for charging
Thursday on Fox News Channel’s “Tucker Carlson Tonight,” Fox Sports 1’s Jason Whitlock weighed in on his former employer ESPN’s declining viewership over recent years. Whitlock acknowledged that many people have been cord cutting over the years, but said some
A recent poll of a single Midwestern TV market seemed to prove that the cable sports network ESPN has lost viewers because of its liberal political slant. Now, a follow-up survey has revealed the same results in up to 43 other major TV markets.
Thursday on ESPN Radio’s “Mike and Mike,” ESPN personality Michael Wilbon weighed in on Colin Kaepernick’s status as a free agent with NFL teams beginning the offseason’s organized team activities. Wilbon accused NFL owners of blackballing Kaepernick over his national
The cable industry is in the process of reinventing itself, in order to stop, or stall, the process of its own demise.
Stephen A. Smith is apparently not down for the struggle. That’s essentially the sentiment expressed by Seahawks defensive lineman Michael Bennett.
Friday on ESPN’s “SportsNation,” co-host and CNN contributor LZ Granderson reacted to the Tampa Bay Buccanneers signing free agent quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick to be Jameis Winston’s backup. Granderson argued that if Kaepernick remains a free agent when the season begins, then
