Two ESPN personalities were picked to coach the annual NBA All-Star Celebrity Game. Along with Rachel Nichols, ESPNer Katie Nolan was handed the honor even after breaking the network’s rules against controversial political social media posts.
In a new interview, ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith warned sports media to steer clear of attacking President Donald Trump and to avoid commenting on politics in general.
In news that’s bound to surprise no one, ESPN has declined to suspend Katie Nolan after she called President Trump a “f*ck*ng stupid person” on Viceland’s “Desus & Mero” show, Wednesday night.
ESPN had such a problem with their on-air talent engaging in inflammatory political rhetoric and debates, they went to the trouble of crafting a new policy regarding political comments on all “public-facing” media forums.
Fox Sports 1’s Katie Nolan is either trying to force Fox to fire her, or is just disturbingly passionate about issues involving Sean Hannity and national surveillance.
During Wednesday’s “Garbage Time” on Fox Sports 1, host Katie Nolan slammed the NFL over how it handles domestic violence, particularly with the most recent case involving former New York Giants kicker Josh Brown. Instead of the usual “domestic incident,
On Wednesday’s “Garbage Time” on Fox Sports 1, host Katie Nolan reacted to the NFL fining Pittsburgh Steelers defensive lineman Cam Heyward for wearing eyeblack honoring his late father, Craig “Ironhead” Heyward. Heyward wore the eyeblack during last week’s Monday
On Wednesday’s “Garbage Time” on Fox Sports1, host Katie Nolan reacted to Dallas Cowboys defensive end and convicted domestic abuser Greg Hardy’s interview about coming back after serving a four-game suspension for being found guilty of choking his former girlfriend,