Monday on ESPN’s “Get Up,” reporter Maria Taylor defended Serena Williams’ meltdown at the U.S. Open after tennis umpire Carlos Ramos accused her of illegally receiving coaching. According to Taylor, Williams snapped because of “everything that she has dealt with her
Thursday on “Get Up,” ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith suggested that tennis star Serena Williams’ gender is preventing the public from acknowledging her as the “greatest ever” athlete. “If she were a man, what would we be saying? We’d be
Monday on ESPN’s “Get Up,” co-host Michelle Beadle reacted to the French Open banning Serena Williams’ skin-tight catsuit, and said race may have had something to do with it. French Tennis Federation President Bernard Giudicelli said of the new rule to ban
Thursday on ESPN’s “Get Up,” co-host Michelle Beadle reacted to Ohio State University football coach Urban Meyer being suspended three games for mishandling domestic abuse allegations made against an assistant coach, saying she does not watch football – NFL or
Monday while discussing athletes having old, racist and anti-gay tweets surface, former NBA star and ESPN “Get Up” co-host Jalen Rose listed off “Make America Great Again” and “America’s pastime” as dog whistles in today’s society. “The trend besides the
ESPN Major League Baseball reporter Buster Olney said it is “only a matter of time” until the National League follows the American League in having the designated hitter to protect pitchers. “The conversation among executives is very much about the
Thursday on ESPN’s “Get Up,” Philadelphia Eagles safety and activist Malcolm Jenkins discussed the NFL’s new National Anthem policy that requires players to either stand on the field or remain in the locker room. According to Jenkins, the new policy
According to reports, ESPN’s expensive new morning show, Get Up!, may already be on the verge of changes, due to low ratings and bad reviews.
NFL Players Association (NFLPA) Executive Director DeMaurice Smith believes the motive behind the new National Anthem rule in the NFL is about the league “exerting control” over the players. “It doesn’t appear to have the full support of all of
Thursday on ESPN’s “Get Up,” co-host Michelle Beadle reacted to the report that Washington Redskins cheerleaders were required to partake in a topless photo shoot during an event held in Costa Rica in 2013. “I don’t need women to change
Tuesday on ESPN’s “Get Up,” co-host Michelle Beadle reacted to San Francisco 49ers general manager John Lynch waiting for the legal system to play out before making a decision on what to do with second-year linebacker Reuben Foster, who is charged
While most of ESPN seems intent on staying “woke” in their politics, ESPN’s Bomani Jones seems to want to put the woke narrative back to sleep.
Former UCF star defender Shaquem Griffin has one hand, but he does not let that stop him from succeeding on the football field. Griffin, whose twin brother Shaquille was taken by the Seattle Seahawks last year in the third round,
As week three continues for ESPN’s new “woke” morning show, the numbers reveal that Get Up! is still struggling to gain viewers.
With New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski’s NFL future up in the air, ESPN “Get Up” co-host Mike Greenberg said he could see the oft-injured pass catcher retiring early to pursue other passions. “He’s had concussions, he’s had three
Friday on ESPN’s “Get Up!,” co-host Michelle Beadle lamented the “stupid mentality” that is keeping free agent quarterback and National Anthem kneeler Colin Kaepernick out of the NFL. “I would hate to say that he doesn’t ever play football again
ESPN’s former chief, John Skipper, quit the network months ago to deal with his drug addiction problems. However, now critics are blaming him for the “expensive calamity” that is the network’s newly launched morning show, Get Up!
Ratings have continued to crumble for ESPN’s new morning show, Get Up! Despite the millions of dollars the network has poured into it, the show has seen a steadily declining audience for its first week on the air.
Ratings for Monday’s debut of ESPN’s anticipated new social justice-themed morning show, Get Up!, were dismal despite that the network has put a lot of resources and money into its production.
With the debut of a new ESPN morning show only days away, host Mike Greenburg is stressing that contrary to early reports, Get Up! will not be all about social justice “news.”
