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ESPN lefty Stephen A. Smith takes the radical side on virtually every major cultural and political issue. On Sunday, he shocked no one by stating the obvious on Pat McAfee’s podcast: that ESPN is too political. Ya think? 

Confirming what we all know ...

 Why can't we ask about vaccines?

As the Buffalo Bills’ safety Damar Hamlin fights for his life after suffering a cardiac arrest Monday night, his words from the recent past have shed a prophetic light on his spiritual life. Hamlin spoke of prayer and how we never know what a day can bring. 

The legend of Brittney Griner grows. Now she’s “the face of global unrest” and Arizonan of the Year, according to the left-stream Phoenix newspaper, The Arizona Republic. 

Self-appointed worldwide sports commentator LeBron James directed attention away from his losing Lakers Sunday to rave about Deshaun Watson. 

Move over Deshaun Watson. 

Tennessee froze during rolling electrical blackouts Sunday, but the NFL’s Titans were allowed full power usage for their home game against Houston. 

Why are taxpayers footing the outrageous costs of building and maintaining wildly expensive pro football stadiums for mega-corporations? 

In determining its best of the best in sports media for 2022, Sports Illustrated aimed low and achieved its goal. 

The Nike brand is all about wokeness, equality and political correctness … right? Maybe not. 

It’s been a quiet time for NFL arrests in recent months, but two well-known players have made the naughty list just prior to Christmas. Santa must be frowning because New England Hall of Fame linebacker Willie McGinest and active cornerback J.C. Jackson both did the perp walk on Monday. 

“Volume 720” of the Keith Olbermann completely-loses-his-mind “chronicles” is out, and in this episode, he nuked Elon Musk after the Twitter boss had banned the former ESPN powder keg for doxxing him.

Any cities out there entertaining the idea of seeking a Super Bowl might want to reconsider. Businesses in Phoenix are being forced to surrender free speech rights to the all-powerful National Football League. The next Super Bowl will be hosted by the Phoenix suburb of Glendale, along with the loss of free speech for area businesses.