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Former Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling was the special guest at a “Breitbart News Patriot Forum” listener event in New York City on Wednesday.

Sports page social justice warriors who cheered ESPN pressing mute on Curt Schilling now express outrage that the 2001 World Series co-MVP repeated his views criticizing males using the ladies’ room on Breitbart News Daily on SiriusXM 125 the Patriot Channel with host Stephen K. Bannon.

ESPN fired Curt Schilling for say men are men and women are women and they ought to use the bathroom that corresponds to their sex.

On Thursday’s “First Take” on ESPN2, co-host Stephen A, Smith reacted to the report that an anonymous NFL scout called former Ohio State quarterback Cardale Jones “a poor man’s JaMarcus Russell,” while another said of Jones, “Not the brightest cookie

ESPN commentator Curt Schilling has once again stirred controversy with his comments, this time by posting an anti-transgender meme to his Facebook page criticizing policies that allow men who claim to be women to use a woman’s bathroom.

On the Tuesday airing of ESPN2’s “First Take,” co-host Stephen A. Smith reacted to Buffalo Bills head coach Rex Ryan introducing GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump at a rally in Buffalo, NY Monday night. Smith said he does not think

Friday on ESPN Radio’s “Dan Le Batard Show,” host Dan Le Batard reacted to the report that free agent quarterback Johnny Manziel and his crew trashed a Los Angeles rental home. The real estate broker who found the damage also

ESPN “Highly Questionable” co-host Bomani Jones wore a shirt guest co-hosting ESPN Radio’s “Mike & Mike” Thursday that he said he hopes may spark some “introspection.” The shirt features the Cleveland Indians Chief Wahoo logo, but instead of saying “Indians,” it says “Caucasians.” “To have

On the Tuesday broadcast of “SportsNation” on ESPN2, co-host Michelle Beadle reacted to the ESPN interview with free agent defensive end Greg Hardy. The former Dallas Cowboy was found guilty by a court judge for assaulting his former girlfriend and threatening to

Former Dallas Cowboy and current free agent defensive end Greg Hardy sat down for a one-on-one interview with ESPN’s Adam Schefter, denying accusations of domestic violence committed against his former girlfriend Nicole Holder in 2014. In the interview, which aired Tuesday

Two years after ESPN declared the Big East dead with a one-hour and 44-minute documentary, Kris Jenkins took just a second to resurrect it with a national title.

The Cuban government exerted extraordinary efforts this week to keep pro-democracy activists out of sight of international media. They failed, with one dissident demanding freedom for prisoners of conscience live on ESPN. That dissident: Yasser Rivero Boni, a political prisoner himself and the son of a member of the Ladies in White movement.

“We are the opposition,” a man shouted live in Spanish on ESPN, interrupting a broadcast by reporter Bob Ley on the then-upcoming MLB-Cuba baseball game attended by President Barack Obama shortly thereafter.

While ESPN’s Bob Ley was reporting on “SportsCenter” after the Tampa Bay Rays vs. Cuba national team game in Havana, Cuba, a political protester hopped up on the set. The protester got next to Ley on live television, and another started

During the Tampa Bay Rays game against the Cuba national baseball team, ESPN’s Karl Ravech, Eduardo Perez and Doug Glanville interviewed President Barack Obama, who addressed the Brussels attack and the impact of his trip to Cuba. Regarding the Brussels

President Barack Obama was greeted Tuesday by cheers as he entered Estadio Latinoamericano in Havana, the site where the Tampa Bay Rays are taking on Cuba’s national baseball team. This trip to Cuba is the first by an MLB team since the Baltimore

While talking about the upcoming Tampa Bay Rays game against the Cuban national baseball team on the Tuesday broadcast of “Mike and Mike” on ESPN Radio, ESPN’s Dan Le Batard said the fact that an American baseball team went over to

ESPN Radio host Dan Le Batard was a guest on ESPN’s “Mike and Mike” Tuesday, and discussed President Barack Obama and Major League Baseball visiting Cuba. The son of Cuban immigrants wrote yesterday about how “heartbreaking” it is for Cuban Americans to

Suspended ESPN baseball color analyst Curt Schilling proved in an FEC form documenting a $250 donation to the Ben Carson presidential campaign that he anticipated the you know what was about to hit the fan regarding his further employment for the leading sports network.

In an interview with ESPN Magazine, the reigning NL MVP waxed eloquent about his perception that Major League Baseball has become “tired” as a result of taboos and traditions regarding self-expression.

ESPN, the left-wing sports network that has hemorrhaged 7 million subscribers in just two years, which translates into $1.3 billion in lost revenue, is floating the idea of throwing in the towel on the issue of streaming. Disney CEO Bob

Less than a week after calling President Barack Obama “the worst president we’ve ever had,” Mike Ditka lost his job on ESPN’s marquee Sunday football program.

Thursday on ESPN Radio’s “Dan Le Batard Show,” ESPN NFL draft guru Mel Kiper Jr. spoke with co-host Jon “Stugotz” Weiner about last week’s NFL combine and the upcoming NFL draft, much to the chagrin of Dan Le Batard. Le Batard,

MOBILE, AL — Monday, while speaking to a group at the University of South Alabama, ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith ripped into political correctness. First, he noted how black people have the “n-word” and how people “outside of the black community”

MOBILE, AL — On Monday, ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith spoke at the University of South Alabama about “The Legacy, History and Impact of the African-American Athlete” in honor of Black History Month. Smith addressed the younger black generation in the crowd of

During ESPN’s Black History Month coverage on Thursday, the network aired a segment called “Rise Up,” which enraged several viewers who took to Twitter to air their grievances.

In honor of “Black History Month,” ESPN aired a segment called “Rise Up” on ESPN2 Thursday. The segment on the sports network was a song and voice over, both by singer Andra Day and was written by ESPN’s Scoop Jackson. While Day’s song

Win Butler, the front-man for Canada-based band Arcade Fire, was named MVP of the 2016 NBA All-Star Celebrity Game on Friday. In his speech, Butler urged the United States of America to take lessons from Canada’s health care system. [Starting around the

The parents of Chicago’s Jackie Robinson West youth baseball team, the little league team dethroned over recruiting violations, now sue the volunteers who led the team, Little League Baseball, rival coaches, as well as ESPN and commentator Stephen A. Smith.

On Thursday, Dave Mirra, 41, the BMX freestyle rider who held the record for the most X Games medals in history until it was broken by Bob Burnquist in 2013, was found dead in an apparent suicide.

During Wednesday’s “First Take” on ESPN, co-hosts Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless continued the ESPN race discussion about Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton leading up to the Super Bowl although the quarterback said he never intended the discussion to be about

ESPN has taken a poll of 304 NFL players to find out the answers to such questions as who they would want on their team if they went to the Super Bowl, what rules are most consequential, and what players are most likely to win future Super Bowls.

On Thursday’s broadcast of ESPN Radio’s “The Right Time,” host Bomani Jones responded to the criticism of Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton. Jones referred to Newton as a “blackety-black” quarterback that you can better picture in your mind than Seattle’s

On Wednesday, Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton responded to criticism of his on-field actions by saying some people may be scared by the fact that he is an African-American quarterback. ESPN’s Michael Smith reacted to Newton’s response on his Thursday

Former NBA star and now TNT NBA analyst Charles Barkley appeared on the Wednesday broadcast of the “Dan Patrick Show” on NBC Sports. Barkley told host Dan Patrick that he feels ESPN is “framing the narrative” of Super Bowl 50 into “black

In response to the Buffalo Bills becoming the first NFL team to hire a female assistant coach Wednesday, Stephen A. Smith proposed on ESPN2’s “First Take” Thursday that all NFL teams should be required to have a female assistant coach.