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ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith said Thursday on “First Take” that it was racist that the private relationship between Boston Celtics head coach Ime Udoka and a female member of the franchise’s staff is public knowledge.

The national media excitedly reported claims by a black Duke volleyball player that someone in the crowd at Brigham Young University repeatedly yelled the n-word at her. But those same media outlets suddenly went mute after an investigation failed to find evidence to support the player’s claim.

ESPN hosts Stephen A. Smith and Ryan Clark went on the attack Friday against white people who have criticized L.A. Rams player Aaron Donald.

On Monday’s edition of First Take, ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith opined the Commanders defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio can’t understand the true nature of the riots following the killing of George Floyd because he’s “whiiite.”

Cable sports news network ESPN continues to lose subscribers at an advanced rate, losing another ten percent in fiscal 2021.

On Tuesday, ESPN “First Take” host Stephen A. Smith tore into former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick over his latest remarks about coming back to the league in a backup role. Kaepernick, who has not taken an NFL snap since 2016,

ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith blasted Will Smith for his assault on Chris Rock at the Oscars Sunday night. It just wasn’t the right Will Smith.

ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith announced he had contracted the coronavirus and blasted the Nets for allowing unvaccinated Kyrie Irving to come back.

ESPN “First Take” host Stephen A. Smith got into a heated discussion with colleague Jay Williams on Wednesday regarding Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving’s refusal to get vaccinated.

Appearing Thursday on ESPN’s First Take, Stephen A. Smith urged the Golden State Warriors to trade Andrew Wiggins over the forward’s decision not to receive the coronavirus vaccine. 

Tuesday, ESPN “First Take” host Stephen A. Smith said NFL players are “lucky” he is not in Commissioner Roger Goodell’s place.

ESPN announced that Tim Tebow will join the network’s ‘First Take’ to go head-to-head with left-wing, woke host Stephen A. Smith.

Lefty ESPN sports analyst Stephen A. Smith is still screeching about “white privilege,” even after the Jaguars cut Tim Tebow.

ESPN “First Take” host Stephen A. Smith on Tuesday issued an on-air apology for remarks made the day before regarding Los Angeles Angels star two-way player Shohei Ohtani.

ESPN “First Take” host Stephen A. Smith on Monday pushed back against the idea of Los Angeles Angels star two-way player Shohei Ohtani being the face of Major League Baseball.

ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith blasted the Boston Celtics for making Brad Stevens their new GM suggesting that he got the job because he is white.

Monday, ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith voiced his disappointment in Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James, who broke the NBA’s coronavirus restrictions by attending a promotional event on May 19. The event required proof of vaccination or a negative test.

ESPN host Stephen A. Smith recently argued that Tim Tebow’s attempted NFL comeback with the Jacksonville Jaguars is an example of “white privilege.”

ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith nailed L.A. Lakers star, LeBron James, as a liar for saying that he only cares about the team’s success.

Despite hopes for its new radio lineup, ratings for ESPN Radio have collapsed 53 percent in the fall ratings period, according to reports.

ESPN sports commentator Stephen A. Smith blasted the Brooklyn Nets hiring of Steve Nash as their head coach, calling the move a sign of “white privilege.”

ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith this week challenged Mark Levin on “The Mark Levin Show” over the conservative talker’s call for the Philadelphia Eagles to cut ties with or punish star wide receiver DeSean Jackson for publishing anti-Jewish conspiracy theories of Adolf Hitler and Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan on his Instagram.

With the seeming inability of Chiefs offensive coordinator coach Eric Bieniemy to find a head coaching job, some are saying the NFL is a league where black coaches cannot advance to the top jobs.

The New York Giants had been rumored to be pursuing Baylor’s Matt Rhule as their next head coach. However, on Tuesday, the Giants announced that they had hired former Patriots wide receiver coach Joe Judge as their next coach.

On Thursday, ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith claimed that he and Jay-Z worked to convince the NFL to give Colin Kaepernick a workout last month.

ESPN commentator Stephen A. Smith lost it after former 49er Terrell Owens claimed that Smith’s white co-host seemed”blacker” than him.

ESPN commentator Stephen A. Smith is defending his criticism of former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick’s workout stunt last weekend.

ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith doesn’t think Colin Kaepernick really wants to play football. Instead, Smith believes Kaepernick “wants to be a martyr.”

Appearing on ESPN’s First Take, Heisman Trophy winner and minor league baseball player Tim Tebow spoke out against the growing call to pay college athletes.

Most of the time, when an ESPN personality speaks about President Trump, it’s not a  feel-good story. However, every once in a while, a big name from the “four-letter network” breaks the mold and shares a personal insight that is not only not hostile, but even complimentary of the president.

A recent L.A. Times story in which the president of ESPN admitted that the network had become too political, set-off a Twitter debate between two former high-profile ESPN personalities.

ESPN analyst Will Cain came out swinging against the New York Yankees and Philadelphia Flyers for banning singer Kate Smith’s rendition of “God Bless America,” because other songs she sang back in the 1930s may be considered “racist” today.

Tiger Woods won his fifth green jacket at the Masters last weekend, and not only is this a great victory for Tiger, but it is also another strike against the establishment media that mostly thought he’d never win another major.

Was NFL Network analyst Charlie Casserly’s recent criticism of Oklahoma QB Kyler Murray race-driven?

The media isn’t exactly experiencing all-time high’s in popularity these days. Whether it’s due to concocting stories intended to smear and impeach the president, or calling for teenagers to be “doxxed.” People seem to be genuinely fed-up with those who bring us the “news.”

The NFL started the 2018 regular season with seven black head coaches, but, five firings later, ended the year with only two.