Stephen A. Smith Threatens Kevin Durant...How u feel about that

d.green wrote: »

jay83 wrote: »

A$AP_A$TON wrote: »

I'm still ? how ESPN did Jalen Rose and Ryan Clark. How the ? you punish them for essentially hurting Skips and Stephen A feelings. But they can turn around and talk ? freely about any athlete on or off the field related.

What did they do to Ryan Clark? Dosent he work for ESPN sometimes?

I remember Clark and SAS had a little spat on First Take a while back.

It was a topic about media criticsm vs athletes. SAS said something about athletes wanting his job but do they have a degree and can they articulate themselves like he can.

So Ryan Clark said he has the same degree, can articulate himself AND his hairline isn't pushed back.
LOL

The next day or so, SAS face addressed Clark and said "oh no you can't articulate as well as me" type sh*t and listed his crednetials.


https://youtu.be/XUQwKHlTzq0

How the hell SAS gonna get all salty about character Assasinations and be like "He shoulda called me before he tried to do what he did" Does Stephen A call Slava Medvedenko or Tiago Splitter or some of them guys when he character assasinate them?

Already Home_17 wrote: »

ESPN gives SAS the greenlight to disrespect his own people without repercussions but suspend him because a white ? misinterpreted his words

man idk why ya'll keep framing it that way. Ya'll lettin H.O.H cloud your memories too much imho.

He apologized because he was trying to act like a slick tough guy ? again, except this time he got caught. Wasn't no ? misinterpretation, that ? was ignorant, ? that. His stated reasoning was eerily reminiscent of the "What About Black on Black Crime?" ? ? he'd go on later. Its throwing shade on a legitimate horror of society and passive-aggressively putting the onus on the VICTIMS of said horror.

"But domestic violence or whatever the case may be, with men putting their hands on women, is obviously a very real, real issue in our society. And I think that just talking about what guys shouldn't do, we got to also make sure that you can do your part to do whatever you can do to make, to try to make sure it doesn't happen."

"But police brutality or whatever the case may be, with officers putting their hands on women, is obviously a very real, real issue in our society. And I think that just talking about what cops shouldn't do, we got to also make sure that you can do your part to do whatever you can do to make, to try to make sure it doesn't happen."

No wonder this ? friends with Sean Hannity......

Vader_F_Kennedy wrote: »

His & hers >>>>

Number Never Lie>>>>>His & Hers

His & Hers became First Take part 2

Shizlansky wrote: »

blu197 wrote: »

Vader_F_Kennedy wrote: »

His & hers >>>>

Number Never Lie>>>>>His & Hers

His & Hers became First Take part 2

First take has ppl on it that we don't like.

The concept of the show is not bad just try annoying charters.

His and Hers is more down to earth.

I think one of the main reasons ppl prefer his & hers is bc first take is 2 hours for no reason, ? talk about the same thing 3 times or spend almost 30 minutes on one topic, first take at its best is still the better show, his & hers never had a show as good as the Ochocinco episode

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=utUkparj7Dw

313 wayz wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1XFuEenqi8

Basketball minds was enlightening the audience in a merian assortment of Anecdotal ,analytical, and imperical evidence lmaooo

Someone calls you a liar. Not just anybody, KD. What you gon do? Address it.

I think SAS put too much time into it.

Yeah, KD was more into his feelings than SAS. LOL who gets that upset about reporting on where you will play next?