I care about how I carry and present myself,” ESPN commentator Stephen A. “I don’t care about the fashion industry. Q: How many years were you at the newspaper in Philadelphia? That’s where I went to establish my reputation as somebody who cared about the truth, in pursuit of the truth, instead of just running my mouth. I was trying to establish myself as a hard-core journalist, somebody was willing to investigate and exhaust every measure imaginable to get as close to the truth as I possibly could. You didn’t have the opinion shows and things of that nature that you have now. Back in the day, that’s how you looked at folks who were on TV, for the most part. You establish yourself as more than just a smile, somebody can read a prompter. It’s one of those situations where you establish yourself as a credible journalist - at least back in the day you did before the advent of social media. The fact of the matter is that you don’t start out your career television, at least back in 1993, when I started my career. Q: Why did you spend even one day in a newspaper sports department? You were born to be on TV.Ī: Credibility. His “First Take” colleagues Max Kellerman and Molly Qerim are not scheduled to make the trip, but there will be other ESPNers here, of course. The relentlessly verbose lightning rod will host the show at the Hard Rock Cafe from Wednesday through Friday as part of ESPN’s presence during the Super Bowl.
Smith will need to be broken into two parts.
It will come as no surprise that an interview with ESPN’s loquacious “First Take” co-host Stephen A.
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