ESPN television personality Skip Bayless and his crazy statements are leaving the network at the end of the NBA Finals.
The Los Angeles Lakers went 21-61 last NBA season and Kobe Bryant’s career is fading in the sunset. That still didn’t prevent longtime guest analyst Lil Wayne from giving a bold prediction on ESPN’s First Take.
Following his stellar opening weekend, Chris Rock is still trailblazing the promotion for his directorial debut, Top Five. Crash landing in the sports realm owned by Cari Champion, Steven A. Smith and Skip Bayless, Rock dished on his “top five” basketball stars of all-time as well as the NFL’s much-debated topic to ban the n-word.
Skip Bayless made the mistake of thinking out loud on national television, and the result was pure struggle. According to the ESPN analyst’s logic, Kobe Bryant’s rape case helped the NBA star sell more sneakers. Oh.
Fabolous made a memorable return to ESPN’s First Take yesterday (October 15) to reveal to Cari, Steven A. and Skip how he’s juggled his allegiance within the NFC East throughout his entire life.
Lil Wayne made his umpteenth appearance on ESPN’s First Take where he addressed a myriad of topics, including the recent suspension of an eighth grade teacher who thought it would be cool to use his lyrics as a teaching aid and an interesting moment which host Cari Champion refered to as “hashtag awkward.”
For better or worse, in this case more so on the worse end, Macklemore’s name has been dragged all through the news this past Grammy weekend.
The N-Word debate was started up again earlier this month after the Richie Incognito scandal in the NFL erupted. Now with NBA player Matt Barnes and his profane Twitter tirade, where where he used the term and got fined, ESPN‘s Skip Bayless is calling for an end to everyone using N-Word.
With the NBA season drawing near, the anticipation for the 2014 Playoffs is already spilling from the lips of the sports junkies. 2 Chainz used to play a bit of ball in his heyday so that more than qualifies him to catch an earful from ESPN’s First Take biggest talkers in Stephen A. Smith and […]
ESPN’s First Take hit the road this weekend to take in the All-Star Weekend festivities in Houston, Texas. The first guest on the show was Chi-Town’s own Common.
Proud ATLien Big Boi visited the set of ESPN’s First Take to talk about the upcoming playoff showdown between the Atlanta Falcons and the Seattle Seahawks this coming Sunday. The confident Outkast rapper says his squad is ready to take it all, provided the players stay free of Atlanta’s nightlife before the big game.
Frequent ESPN guest and sports enthusiast, Wale, made his way via satellite to First Take this morning with Skip Bayless, Stephen A. Smith and Cari Champion.
The honorable Bernard “Bun B” Freeman took his talents to Bristol, Connecticut this morning and chopped it up with Skip Bayless, Stephen A. Smith, Eric Mangini and the lovely Cari Champion this morning on First Take.
50 Cent shook up the boxing world last week when he announced that he was going into business with Floyd Mayweather’s rival, Manny Pacquiao. Floyd Mayweather and 50 Cent also reportedly got into a rift, and although Floyd refuses to talk down on Curtis, this has done nothing but reignite the flame of a possible […]
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One of Los Angeles Lakers' superstar LeBron James' most sought-after kicks will finally be available to the public.
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