Stephen A. Smith reportedly agrees to stay at ESPN with five-year, $100 million deal
As part of the deal, the analyst will focus his time on "First Take," but will scale back his time on other shows on the ...
Stephen A. Smith agrees to new ESPN contract worth $100 million, source says
Stephen A. Smith has become a fixture on ESPN’s airwaves, and that won’t be changing anytime soon. Smith, a former newspaper ...
Where is ESPN's 'College GameDay' this week? Location, schedule as UNC, Duke face off
Here's what you need to know on where ESPN's "College GameDay" is heading for the final weekend of the college basketball regular season: ...
Stephen A. Smith pauses political discourse to sign new ESPN contract
Not yet ready to launch a political campaign in earnest, Stephen A. Smith will stick with ESPN for the next five years. The ...
Stephen A. Smith agrees to new $100 million deal with ESPN, per report
Stephen A. Smith and ESPN have reached agreement on a new five-year contract worth at least $100 million, according to The ...
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One of sports' loudest talkers inks a $100 million deal with ESPN
Stephen A. Smith, the loud, brash and controversial sports-talker, has signed a new five-year deal with ESPN worth $100 ...
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Stephen A. Smith, ESPN agree to $100M contract that lets him talk more about politics: Sources
Smith will not be a regular on ESPN’s premiere NBA pregame show anymore, though he could still make occasional appearances on top basketball studio programs, as well as the “Monday Night ...
Stephen A. Smith gets $100 million deal from ESPN
Stephen A. Smith appears to have gotten what he wanted from ESPN on his next contract: lots of money. Smith has agreed to a ...
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Where is ESPN's 'College GameDay' this week? Location, schedule as UNC, Duke face off
The college basketball pregame show will start at 10 a.m. ET on ESPN. The two-hour pregame show with Davis, Bilas, Greenberg, Carter and Jay Williams will air nationally on ESPN on Saturday.
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Stephen A. Smith agrees to new ESPN contract worth $100 million, source says
as part of ESPN’s pregame show. He will continue to appear on “First Take,” the morning debate show, but according to The Athletic, will no longer be a figurehead of the NBA pregame show ...