Earlier this week ESPN's Stephen A. Smith touched on Molly Qerim's abrupt departure from ESPN after many years with the company. But while he didn't say much in terms of the details, one former ESPN employee believes that he said more than enough.
As ESPN’s "First Take" prepares for its next phase without host Molly Qerim, a new development surrounding her now former colleague, Stephen A. Smith, has rapidly shifted how we think about sports pay.
Stephen A. Smith has watched his popularity steadily grow in recent years, and that is certainly reflected in the longtime analyst’s annual compensation.
48 hours ago, sports fans did not expect ESPN to steal headlines after news of Molly Qerim not extending her contract floated on the internet. The network has been facing a talent crisis after quite a few big names departed.
Well, folks, hold onto your hats. In a move that blindsided just about everyone, Molly Qerim has packed her bags and walked out on ESPN and “First Take.” One minute she’s on our screens, the next, she’s a ghost.
For the first time since 2015, Molly Qerim will no longer host ESPN's "First Take." Qerim, 41, announced this Tuesday that she's moving on from ESPN. It's unclear what led to this decision, but Stephen A.
Molly Qerim confirmed Tuesday that she'll no longer be the host of ESPN's "First Take." This decision shocked plenty of people, including Stephen A. Smith.
After a decade of hosting ESPN's "First Take," Molly Qerim has made the tough decision to move on. Stephen A. Smith confirmed this shocking news before Tuesday's show.
Molly Qerim has confirmed she is leaving ESPN, and Stephen A. Smith delivered an emotional farewell to his longtime colleague on Tuesday. A report surfaced on Monday night that Qerim would be leaving ESPN at the end of 2025.
Molly Qerim has announced she is leaving ESPN after 10 years as the host of First Take, marking the end of a defining chapter for one of the most recognizable shows in sports media.
Molly Qerim, the steady hand at the center of ESPN’s First Take for the past decade, is preparing to step away from the network and the debate desk she helped define.
The Kansas City Chiefs' and Philadelphia Eagles' Super Bowl rematch on Sunday took the NFL and sports world by storm. The Eagles came away with the 20-17 victory, moving their record to 2-0, while the Chiefs fell to 0-2.
The Pittsburgh Steelers were brought back down to earth after their opening week win over the New York Jets, humbled by the Seattle Seahawks at home. A
If you're a boxing fan, you know that Terence Crawford defeated Canelo Alvarez during their iconic superfight on September 13, thus making Crawford the undisputed super middleweight champion and the first male boxer to ever capture three unified division titles.
Stephen A. Smith has delivered his final prediction for Canelo Alvarez vs Terence Crawford. The biggest fight in recent boxing history is set to go down on September 13.
Week 1 of the 2025 NFL season has passed, and many analysts are already revealing strong opinions toward several teams, whether good or bad. That includes Stephen A.
The Baltimore Ravens’ stunning collapse against the Buffalo Bills has ignited heated discussions among analysts and fans alike, particularly with Stephen A.
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The longtime sports commentator gave the correct answer when asked about Bill Belichick's legacy as a coach and how it will be impacted by his time with the North Carolina Tar Heels.