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The big Knicks fan Qerim talks basketball with the NBA brothers while showing how small she looks next to both of them.
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Chris 'Mad Dog' Russo took aim at Stephen A. Smith's massive ESPN salary on Wednesday as a technical mishap interrupted ...
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The Spun on MSNMolly Qerim Grabs Attention With Her NBA Playoffs OutfitMolly Qerim is trending for her latest outfit shown off on social media. The popular ESPN host, who has been leading the ...
Chris Russo mocks Stephen A. Smith’s massive ESPN salary as ‘First Take’ loses power: ‘$400 million’
ESPN personality Chris “Mad Dog” Russo was furious over having to do his segment in the hallway after the power went out on “First Take,” and he blamed the mishap on ...
ESPN personality Chris "Mad Dog" Russo called out ESPN for paying Stephen A Smith $100 million while having a power outage.
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It was nearly three months ago when Smith inked the lucrative contract that made him ESPN's first $100 million man, becoming ...
He’s nicknamed “Mad Dog” for a reason. Chris Russo let Stephen A. Smith have it, after ESPN’s First Take studio lost power, forcing the show to move to the hallway. Russo ...
Qerim: “We lost power, so, Mad Dog, tell us why you’re mad.” ...
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Sporting News on MSNESPN host Molly Qerim shows off dashing look in off-green dressShe has to know her sports in order to keep up with the likes of Stephen A. Smith. Of course, Qerim might be better suited to wear a referee's shirt on that show. Qerim will, no doubt, drop other ...
The 'First Take' co-host had fans guessing why she disappeared for a couple of weeks. Qerim made triumphant return in 'Palm Springs' summer vibes.
The show’s co-host went missing on social media for over two weeks before dropping an Instagram post on Tuesday.
Molly Qerim has a lot on her plate every weekday morning. She has to make sure things don't get too heated on ESPN's talk show First Take. Sometimes, though, even her best efforts don't work out ...
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