Dana White says he’s done with politics for good after campaigning for Donald Trump
“I want nothing to do with this s***. It’s gross. It’s disgusting. I want nothing to do with politics.”
“I want nothing to do with this s***. It’s gross. It’s disgusting. I want nothing to do with politics.”
Bosa's delayed fine shows the NFL is willing to put its bottom line over adjudicating its own rules fairly.
"I think that who you are politically is very often a very true testament to who you are."
"I apologize to anyone who was enjoying their football over the weekend and was bombarded with political ads."
"This is a real program. It is not fake. It is not a politician running this program, talking fast and BSing everybody."
"He's sick, he's a damaged man. He grew up the biggest wannabe there ever was in New York, right?"
"The false narrative surrounding them is hurtful."
"It makes me nervous when Mike Tirico threatens to talk about geopolitics."
Charania's lack of a link or source here led many to think he was breaking the already-out-there news.
There wound up being a lot of different sports references here.
Everyone from Matt Canada to Michael Vick to Joel Stave came up here.
If there’s one thing many baseball broadcasters, other media members, and fans can agree on, it’s criticizing particularly-infamous...
"My name is Stephen A. Smith, and I approve this message."
"They are stuck at their hotel and not moving because of Presidential motorcade."
Dave Pollack may no longer be sticking to sports, but he is sticking to the same old picture.
"Me talking politics from time to time, I actually find myself feeling sorry for y’all. How y’all could be subjected to this stuff on a day-to-day basis?"
Over the years, we've seen many former sportswriters and bloggers move into actual elected positions.
"Money for NBA teams, the Orlando Magic's money that they donated to Ron DeSantis, doesn't come from a magic tree elf. It comes from the work of players on the court."
Djokovic's "Kosovo is the heart of Serbia" message has drawn major backlash.
ESPN's delicate dance in the political world is about to get tested again.
Apparently Gregg Berhalter is now chief of naval operations too.
"I don't have a problem letting you know where the hell I stand and how I feel as it pertains to the world of politics because politics dramatically infiltrates our lives. Why are we going to pretend otherwise?"
"Although my love for sports will never fade, neither has my zest for expanding my interest beyond the court or field of play."
Olbermann is again leaving ESPN, but on good terms.