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Stephen A. Smith makes true feelings known after ESPN fire analyst

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STEPHEN A. Smith is showing support for a former ESPN coworker. Robert Griffin III was let go from ESPN as part of the network’s continuous cuts, but Stephen A. is making it known he didn’t agree with the decision. GettyStephen A. Smith has spoken out in support of a former ESPN colleague[/caption] GettyStephen A. has made it known that he didn’t want Robert Griffin III fired[/caption] During an episode of Griffin’s podcast, Out of Pocket with R…

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Stephen A. Smith makes true feelings known after ESPN fire analyst

STEPHEN A. Smith is showing support for a former ESPN coworker. Robert Griffin III was let go from ESPN as part of the network’s continuous cuts, but Stephen A. is making it known he didn’t agree with the decision. GettyStephen A. Smith has spoken out in support of a former ESPN colleague[/caption] GettyStephen A. has made it known that he didn’t want Robert Griffin III fired[/caption] During an episode of Griffin’s podcast, Out of Pocket with R…

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The following article "ESPN to end Los Angeles-based SportsCenter in May" originally appeared on Sports Media Watch. ESPN is putting an end of to the Los Angeles-based edition of SportsCenter. In a statement to Sports Business Journal Wednesday, ESPN said that it is relocating the Los Angeles-based SportsCenter to the company’s Bristol, Conn., headquarters. Per SBJ, the final L.A.-based edition of the program will air on May 16. ESPN’s Los Angel…

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Stephen A. Smith Doesn't Hold Back On ESPN Firing NFL Analyst

How Much Money ESPN Pays Stephen A. Smith (1:02) Prior to the 2024 NFL season, ESPN let go of a few big-name analysts. On Tuesday night, Stephen A. Smith offered his thoughts on one particular move. Back in August, ESPN fired former Heisman Trophy winner Robert Griffin III. He helped out the network with its college football and NFL coverage. Not only was he a color commentator on Saturdays, he was a studio analyst for Monday Night Countdown. "I…

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